Mallory part numbers

Chris Smith

I want to find a vintage Mallory distributor for my 308. I am looking for the Mallory part numbers for the distributor, cap, rotor, condenser, and points so that I buy the correct stuff. Anyone have the numbers written down and can share?

RichardD

Tks--wondered about all that. BUT, need to locate the IAT 2023RN vac. advance and install with it. Ideas??

Have the Dyna Flyte new in orig box !

Chris Smith

Thank you Ken, You gave me more info than I even knew I needed.

RichardD

Ken, my dist. is also a 4009B. I have no problem with my vac. advance; just thought the 2023RN might be worthwhile. Maybe not 'til the stock goes bad??

But know about the advantage of dual points from decades ago. I am running a souped up coil, probably 40kv. Have 6A MDS and others on shelf if recommended??  What condenser do you recommend since I would have to relocate anyway. Assume I do all this w/o pulling Dist?? Thanks~~& tks, Chris, for the slight diversion.

RichardD

Dyna-Flyte instructions FYI>>

Jay_G

And to add to the list of options, I just had Pertronix put one of their units into an older Mallory.  So no points or condenser here.  Although I did leave it in place because it looks cool.  Always lots of options.

Jay 

50ClubCoupe

I just grabbed a really nice Mallory ZC off The HAMB 20 minutes ago.  Looking forward to testing it and comparing between the Pertronix when I get some play time. Also curious to know the Pertronix kit number for the ZC.

Jay_G

There is no off the shelf number for Pertronix conversion.  So you need to take it in or send them the distributer and they will fit a unit for you.  About $250 for a custom unit or to fit a distributer that is not on their list.  They are just a few miles away from me so I take it in.  They are really no set up to deal with walk ins but you make do.  Eventually or if they see a large enough market they will add the kit to the list.  So they may add the kit at some point based on my conversion, and maybe not......

Jay