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By jdwilker - 9 Years Ago
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Now that my '57 292 has been rebuilt (bored .040) and the original 2 barrel Holley has been replaced by a 4 barrel Autolite on a B manifold, I need to figure out what to do with the original dizzy (FEH 12127). Should I rebuild it or change it out with a later model? I'd like to keep it as original as possible. I know the '57 and '58 used a ball bearing breaker plate and that in '59 they went to a hinged plate. Is there any advantage to these later versions? Does the carburetor change make any difference?
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By charliemccraney - 9 Years Ago
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'57 or newer is what you want with that carb, so the original '57 unit will be fine. You will need to have yours rebuilt. Do not trade it in for a rebuilt unit. Actually have yours rebuilt, if it is originality you are after. If you trade it in, you may not get the exact same back.
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By jdwilker - 9 Years Ago
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Thanks Charlie.
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