Awesome thank you, thats what I thought, I hadn't thought of cable ties for the time being. Good tip thank you.131 wrote:It'll still work OK, put some cable ties around the insulator boots to stop it coming off again. I'd be looking for another cap and leads in the mean time.
toplessexpat wrote:... but you've likely bought enough time to save up for a dizzy-less ignition set
Looks good. However I am betting the shipping will be crippling.seabeelt wrote:http://www.allisonsautomotive.com/produ ... electrical. Gets rid of points and better performance. Just put mine in yesterday evening. Super easy! You do need a timing light for final timing adjustment.
I did mine by ear.... and then finally got around to measuring.... and it was 10 degrees.seabeelt wrote:You do need a timing light for final timing adjustment.
Either way you end up limping away from it... lolSo Cal Mark wrote:shipping to Canada is about $65, so not crippling but definitely a kick to the shin
Yeup. I'll qualify that of course. I'm fortunate to live (65K's) from the boarder and will use a mail drop on the US side for shipping. I drive down and pick it up and when I cross the line will show the agent the receipt. He/she has in the past when there is a great big line up, say...todays a free-bee and off I go. Most times either at the boarder or if mailed up, I pay tax and customs at the post office.LunaticTaskbar wrote: Is there import duties etc, on items ordered?