Twin point = double trouble.

I only fit electronic dizzys in my Clevos.

But if you's had no prob's, then it's fine

Just a caution on those Mallory Unilite dizzys - I used to work at a place that sold a lot of them and we had a heap of failures of the modules in them - so if you use one it pays to have a spare module.

You don't want to be without a car waiting for one of those modules because they're sometimes hard to get as well...

So if thier gunna stuff up,when do they stuff up

Had mine in for a few years now,so am I safe or do they just whatsaname them selves out of the blue

vik...

we had a theory that they had a problem when they got too hot - ie too much inderbonnet heat - but there were some which just went out of the blue

If yours has worked ok for a few years you should be ok but if it was me I'd still get a spare module just in case

So Hank,how do you get a module just on its own,out of the pack as it were...but where does this sort of stuff end...

vik...carry a spare battery just in case

ebay mate:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mallory- ... enameZWDVW

The part number is 605

or places like Rocket industries or VPW etc - most speed shops can get them but they do charge a lot for them...

It's just the one part on your Clevo that 99% of the time you can't get at local auto suppliers (or you have to wait two weeks for one to be ordered in) which is why I recommend having a spare...

Have a look at this info on what can cause them to fail and what they recommend to prevent it:

http://www.centuryperformance.com/mallory/unitest.asp