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Is a 3.9 Dizzy Rebuildable?
Moderator: Micka
Is a 3.9 Dizzy Rebuildable?
I live in the states and I have two Dizzy's I need to completely re-build. Lucas or Rover does not offer the complete kit. You guys down in Australia seem to be pretty resourseful and I was hoping someone somewhere could tell me where to find the parts to make these things like new again..
Any help or info would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Any help or info would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
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Yer arms are too short to box wid gawd bitch!
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Yer arms are too short to box wid gawd bitch!
Contact
Performance ignition services.
unit 4, 41-49 Norcal Road.
Nunawading.
Victoria. 3131
Australia.
Ph +61 3 98723644
Fax +61 3 98732646
They are really into Distributors. They even do recondition Vacuum advances for Rovers @ about $60 AUD.
Give then a buzz, they are very helpful and know their stuff.
Hope this hleps you.
Performance ignition services.
unit 4, 41-49 Norcal Road.
Nunawading.
Victoria. 3131
Australia.
Ph +61 3 98723644
Fax +61 3 98732646
They are really into Distributors. They even do recondition Vacuum advances for Rovers @ about $60 AUD.
Give then a buzz, they are very helpful and know their stuff.
Hope this hleps you.
Awesome, thanks!
Thanks for the TIP, I will ring them in the AM...
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Yer arms are too short to box wid gawd bitch!
Try this site. In the USA. May be usefull. I have been looking at their products but they are a bit expensive for me at present.
http://www.performancedistributors.com/index.html
http://www.performancedistributors.com/index.html
RedRhinoProducts wrote:I just got off the phone with DUI Dizzies...pretty neat. I may order one up in a few weeks, I will let everyone know how it works.
I see they cater for early years
Part# 96720 (Pre 1977 Land Rover/Range Rover, 8 Cyl.) $295.00
Part# 96820 (77-87 Land Rover/Range Rover, 8 Cyl. including Driving Dog) $535.00
do they have 1996 ones?
Jason,
I did the tech bit on the HEI conversion and if i was where you are located i would search the juckyards for a 70's -80's Buick 350 HEI which should be a bolt in. The clearance issues (minor manifold grinding) i had were due to the taller deck height of the P76 block, rover should be fine. If you want to go the DUI route, do it, but it would be way more $ than a junkyard part. The GM HEI was produced in the milions and parts are easy to find, a lot of consumable stuff from Chev, Buick, Olds Pontiac etc interchanges, they are simple, designed for people who NEVER want to touch there vehicle maintenance wise. They rarely fail and are very siomple to overhaul. Std HEI dissy will make good spark through to 5500rpm, above that you will need to upgrade coil & leads. With Accel coil pack and 8mm leads 7000+ rpm is fine and i would be surprised if the rover motor held together above that. Advance curves are easily changed by changing centrifugal weights & springs and can be recurved to suit just about any requirement.
As a side note i have done about 10k miles since my HEI consversion and have not needed to touch it since. Plug gaps are set at .045" - .050" and it starts and runs fine LPG or petrol and economy has improved by about 15%. I can also wash the distributer with a hose while engine is running and it does not die, so the water problems of old are well and truely sorted.
Kevin
I did the tech bit on the HEI conversion and if i was where you are located i would search the juckyards for a 70's -80's Buick 350 HEI which should be a bolt in. The clearance issues (minor manifold grinding) i had were due to the taller deck height of the P76 block, rover should be fine. If you want to go the DUI route, do it, but it would be way more $ than a junkyard part. The GM HEI was produced in the milions and parts are easy to find, a lot of consumable stuff from Chev, Buick, Olds Pontiac etc interchanges, they are simple, designed for people who NEVER want to touch there vehicle maintenance wise. They rarely fail and are very siomple to overhaul. Std HEI dissy will make good spark through to 5500rpm, above that you will need to upgrade coil & leads. With Accel coil pack and 8mm leads 7000+ rpm is fine and i would be surprised if the rover motor held together above that. Advance curves are easily changed by changing centrifugal weights & springs and can be recurved to suit just about any requirement.
As a side note i have done about 10k miles since my HEI consversion and have not needed to touch it since. Plug gaps are set at .045" - .050" and it starts and runs fine LPG or petrol and economy has improved by about 15%. I can also wash the distributer with a hose while engine is running and it does not die, so the water problems of old are well and truely sorted.
Kevin
Skip the junkyard, I just purchased this beauty!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... :EOAB:US:6
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... :EOAB:US:6
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