MSD Pro-Billet LT1 Distributors 83811Brand: MSD Ignition Manufacturer's Part Number: 83811 Part Type: Distributors Product Line: MSD Pro Billet LT1 Distributors Automotive Fittings Part Number: MSD 83811 UPC: 085132838110 Distributor Cap Included: Yes Distributor Cap Style: Female Socket Distributor Cap Type: Crab cap Ignition Coil Included: No Ignition Module Included: Yes Computer Controlled Compatible: Yes Trigger Style: Optical Advance Type: Computer controlled Ignition Box Required:
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Brand: MSD Ignition Manufacturer's Part Number: 83811 Part Type: Distributors Product Line: MSD Pro-Billet LT1 Distributors Automotive Fittings Part Number: MSD-83811 UPC: 085132838110 Distributor Cap Included: Yes Distributor Cap Style: Female/Socket Distributor Cap Type: Crab cap Ignition Coil Included: No Ignition Module Included: Yes Computer-Controlled Compatible: Yes Trigger Style: Optical Advance Type: Computer-controlled Ignition Box Required: No Mechanical Tach Drive: No Slip Collar: No Distributor Gear Rotation: Standard Distributor Cap Color: Red Housing Material: Aluminum Housing Finish: Natural Marine Use: No Remanufactured: No Quantity: Sold individually. Notes: This distributor replaces the Optispark II vented, pin drive style OEM distributor only. Description: Finally, all-out performance distributors to replace the OEM GM LT1 Optisparks--MSD's Pro-Billet LT1 distributors. They feature a precision-machined billet aluminum housing that fits in place of the factory piece, a new pickup assembly, a trick timing adjustment mechanism, and a new MSD distributor cap and rotor. The pickup is an advanced optical encoder that has proven to be very reliable and stable through extreme rpm and conditions. The rotor is bolted to a drive assembly that is indexed to the shaft, and is stabilized through the use of a large ball bearing assembly. The distributors use an adjustment screw to advance or retard the timing by up to 5 degrees.