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Not what you're asking but I've recently bought a 35 distributor kit from Wildrick, cap, rotor, points and condenser0
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There are more than 20 different companies that sold rotors. Most were bought from the same supplier.
Here's a few, 1930 - 47 HUDSON 8
Autolite - IG 1576
Echlin - AL 46
Filco - AL 88
G.P. - AL 45
KEM -1542
STANDARD - AL 69
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You're in NZ - If your car is one of the British assembled Hudson Eights, some of them used a taller distributor arm and cap than US cars. All such ones I've seen are markedTrevor J said:Can anyone on the forum give me the correct numbers for the Hudson 8 distributor rotors from 1934 to 1942. I understand there were also aftermarket suppliers apart from Autolight. Their numbers would also be helpful
"Made in England ".
You can't use these arms in the shorter US caps. I don't know if you can use the shorter arm in the tall caps.0 -
British engineering philosophy: "If something works perfectly well, redesign it until it doesn't".0
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Thanks for all your help. I will stay away from the English ones
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There's one here if anyone ever wants it.Trevor J said:Thanks for all your help. I will stay away from the English ones0 -
There is a rotor listed for sale with an auto light part number IGP 1016B says it for Hudson 27 to 47 does anyone have a listing for that number
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IGP 1016B = 1948 - 52 8 cyl
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