 beck arnley dist vs stock dist? and pinout please |
 Jul 5, 2011 - 8:17 PM
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Ok, so I just figured out today what this distributor is that I have in my room is. It's a Beck Arnley, but I don't know what it fits. The harness plug is square, and it looks almost identical to my MR2 distributor in my celica. I would use it but I don't know what the advantages would be of me to use it since I am only running a distributor for the pickup inside of it to give my EMS the engine time. Also i don't have the pinout of it. It isn't like the typical 4 pin flat toyota plug on the celicas/mr2's, its a square 4 pin plug. If it's not advantageous for me to use it, I'll just sell it. I have the plug wires for it too if I decide to sell it. My setup is 4 individual coils on my 3s engine through a 4 channel igniter and an autronic SM4 EMS that receives engine time from the dist pickup. If the Beck/Arnley has a better quality pickup inside then I'll use it instead of the stock one. Thanks guys! pic is below
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match220 beck arnley dist vs stock dist? and pinout please Jul 5, 2011 - 8:17 PM
808celica Jay that distrib is out of an 89 Celica 3SGE
Yeee... Jul 5, 2011 - 11:35 PM match220 oh, awesome! so...the second part of my questi... Jul 5, 2011 - 11:53 PM
808celica i'll ask one of the 4th gen girls if they look... Jul 8, 2011 - 2:34 AM  |
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