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Going rate at Pick 'n Payless was $40, with the coil and wires too. :wink:
But there were none there the other day when I trawled thru it. :cry:

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sweet. will try the wreckers on the phone tomorrow.... whatcha want to convert it???

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nuclear_mini wrote:
sweet. will try the wreckers on the phone tomorrow.... whatcha want to convert it???

$75 will do. :wink:
Make sure it's off an N12, and has 2 screws holding the cap. The clip on ones were NOT electronic..
Get the coil too, as said, it's 1.5 ohm which suits the dizzy.

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drmini in aust wrote:
But, the dizzy body is the same size and length as A series. Fits right in there, once you change the dog and get the clamp fork to fit.


Is that right, Kev? My modded Pulsar dizzy shaft looked a good 20mm longer than my 45D Lucas A+ shaft. I was thinking I was also going to have to put a bush (spacer) on there once I get an A+ dog-gear.

(I blindly followed the instructions for the mod, never looking at my Moke's dizzy. Go to do the changeover, and low and behold, it's an A+ (12H engine no.) block. :oops: Oh well, the old man's roundnose van (12Y engine no.) scored itself a Pulsar dizzy. Luckily, the Pick-a-Part on the Hume Highway has a number of D4R85's for $32 a pop. :wink:)


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I took mine out of the 1098 A series, where it's been for 6 months.. bushed the 3/16" shaft hole to take the A+ dog, put the dog on filed the body to fit the clamp, as said above, and fitted it in the motor.
Been running around for a week or so now. No problem.:wink:
The end of the Pulsar shaft is the same diameter as the A+ where it goes into the A+ driveshaft- I didn't have to change length at all. 8)
Only hiccup was getting the O-ring into the hole in the block, it's a pretty neat fit and there's no chamfer in the block. A smear of grease did it.

<edited> syntax. :wink:

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Sounds even easier than the A-series mod. I'll have to pick myself up an A+ drive-dog. Cheers.
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idea stolen :wink: nah its really good thinking id upgrade to an electronic dizzy.. :P
but when i get the money..!! so i dont have to replace the damn points! :twisted:

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idea stolen :wink: nah its really good thinking id upgrade to an electronic dizzy.. :P
but when i get the money..!! so i dont have to replace the damn points! :twisted:

Um.. these ARE an electronic dizzy that's why we use 'em! :lol:
Where else can you get one that fits an A series or A+, compatible advance curve, complete with coil etc, for $40... :wink:
BTW it'll fire plugs at .035-.040" gap, no worries!

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Kevin,

finally got back to the List and am catching up on a few things.
Noticed your distrib mod. What about the old A block? The Nissan distrib fit, or alternative?

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drmini in aust wrote:
Yes it does fit. This one was previously in Barney's 1098 motor.
Need to drill the shaft smaller to suit the A+ pin, or bush the shaft back as I had to, if it's been in an A series.
Only other mod is 5 mins with a square file to remove the 3 little fins on the outside of the casting, then the A+ clamp will fit like stock.
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Do a search in this Mods forum, there's a complete `how to' thread.
If I find it I'll put the link here. :wink:

<edit> here it is- http://www.ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic ... lsar+dizzy

easy mod- if it takes you more than 20 mins to mod & fit, read the instructions again!

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Kev,

thanks. I have skimmed the other mails and now am on the lookout for a distributor.

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drmini in aust wrote:
hutto wrote:
idea stolen :wink: nah its really good thinking id upgrade to an electronic dizzy.. :P
but when i get the money..!! so i dont have to replace the damn points! :twisted:

Um.. these ARE an electronic dizzy that's why we use 'em! :lol:
Where else can you get one that fits an A series or A+, compatible advance curve, complete with coil etc, for $40... :wink:
BTW it'll fire plugs at .035-.040" gap, no worries!


yeah i know it was an electronic dizzy i was saying i wanted one so i dont have to replace the points :oops: sorry i didnt make it that clear!

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This mod is easy for an A-series, but is soooo easy on an A+. Thanks all... one of the cheapest, easiest and most worthwhile mods you can do.

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Kev,

thanks. I have skimmed the other mails and now am on the lookout for a distributor.


Ricardo....grab one for me if you find some....only if it is the correct Dr Mini in Aust approved part number of course.... 8)

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This mod has a 68Delux Seal Of Approval on it :lol: I can vouch for it, it's awesome. Makes starting the car so much easier too! :wink:

I can't see too many Lucus Electronic dissies being sold in the near future that's for sure :wink:

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