MacktheMoke wrote:
What's a Lumenition kit? And what does it do for the timing/distributor thing?
Also is there a glossary for acronyms and terms on this site so I don't have to keep annoying you all with this stuff.

Pertronix, and Lumenition are the two most common kits these days for converting a Lucas dizzy to electronic ignition.
Both screw onto the dizzy baseplate after the points & condenser have been removed.
The spark is triggered either by a hall-effect sensor and magnetic trigger wheel (Pertronix), or optically (I think) in the Lumenition one.
They do not get out of adjustment, your timing stays set longer, and they give less problems in wet weather. I also found a wider power band and better economy.
Kits can be got from MiniSpares or MiniSport etc in UK, or locally if you want to pay more $$.
I got a few Pertronix ignitor kits sent from USA, works out cheaper. See
http://www.vintageperformance.com/retro ... /lucas.htm
Note prices there are US$.
<edit> here are the same Pertronix units, priced at MiniSpares UK- compare to above and you will see what I mean.
http://www.minispares.com/SearchResults ... od=0&ty=fi
And, here's the Lumenition kits too. Enjoy!
http://www.minispares.com/SearchResults ... od=0&ty=fi
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