points eliminator kits?
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I changed both my 61 and 65 to Mallory Unilites and have had module failures in both. No enhanced performance with the change at all. I carry a spare module when I drive them. I'm sticking with points in my 68. To me it's just more reliable and it's simple to maintain. Besides, I'm old school and like using my dwell meter 
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From: Southern Indiana
LESS overall reliability than points
I lived thru the "points" years and low power coils.
Then 1 day I decided to switch to an HEI distributar and high power coil and saw the advantage.
Points should be seen in a museum with a sign that says" so old even a caveman switched"!!!!
just don't touch it..it will knock you on your butt 
2005, 73, accel, broken, corvette, destibutor, eliminator, hook, kit, module, pertronics, point, points, replacement, unilite, upa
