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For Pertronix I, is it recommended that you run run a resistor ? I thought that was the case, where with the II it is recommended not to.
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You can run the Pertronix #1 without the resistor if you use a 1.5 Ohm resistance coil. The Pertronix #2 uses a .6 Ohm resistance coil. Pertronix makes a Flame Thrower coil for both.

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Finally removed all the gremlins from my TBird engine. I was thinking about calling a priest! Ended up removing the intake manifold to block off the exhaust passages for the choke heat. While it was off I drilled out the valley pan grommet for the down draft tube so my PCV valve now has unrestricted flow to the crankcase. I swapped out both the Pertronix One and coil for Pertronix Two. Installed a new rotor and cap. Checked all my ignition wires and they were good. Installed new spark plugs gaped to .045". Blocking off the manifold passages made a huge difference in the heat at the top of the engine. I have a manual choke. My engine now starts immediately and purrs like a kitten. Thanks for the feedback.

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