What do you use to replace Mac condensers?
I use the Mallory 400 for my MC-10 engines, but they don't fit well for MC-6, etc.
Terry
What do you use to replace Mac condensers?
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Re: What do you use to replace Mac condensers?
Terry, Call Terry Ives. (916)201-7707 He has the P/N's for Mallory for 101's and Mc7 thru 93. I put them in Charlie's twin Mc7's, and there's one in my 101. They work great. Ted
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Re: What do you use to replace Mac condensers?
Thanks Ted!
Mallory web site is no help at all.
Terry
Mallory web site is no help at all.
Terry
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Re: What do you use to replace Mac condensers?
the 92 i used at b-ville this past march was the mallory 400 that i purchased from advanced auto (11.95). the length of the condensor overlaps the mag plate bolts. i use 'button(allen)' head bolts. this way the condensor lays flat on the mag plate. pay attn to the open clip that attaches to the breaker block. maybe slightly squeeze the clip together. also the wire is longer so one must be carefull that it doesn't rub against the inside of flywheel. my son has used the mallory as also rick chapman (both ohio guys) with no probs
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Re: What do you use to replace Mac condensers?
back from peeling potatoes (its easter), the button head screws can be purchased at hardware stores. you may have to cut to length. because of the width of the head, no washer is required and that is nice inside the breaker box as sometimes a washer 'lays' against the points bracket. i haven't worked on macs in years as one could tell on how poor i ran at b-ville but we also used these button heads on the 100cc 'super' and silver engines to avoid the flywheel rubbing the allen head bolts. take your time with torque wrench as allen socket is skinney
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Re: What do you use to replace Mac condensers?
Watch your torque values with button heads. The tensile strength of most black oxide socket heads is 180 KSI, whereas the strength of most black oxide button heads is 144 KSI. Don't overtorque! TJ