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#500700
Mallory Ignition 700 Ballast Resistor, .75-1.50 Ohm
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Stabilize coil current and prolong point life with Mallory ballast resistors. Computer-wound to ensure resistance value. Premium ceramic bodies provide maximum durability and superior heat transfer. Recommended when a new coil is installed.
Mallory Unilite distributors include self-contained modules that require a ballast resistor, loom resistance wire, or internally resisted coil (ex. when using HyFire CD Ignitions). Using a heavy duty porcelain resistor and threaded terminal connectors, this resistor is rated at 200 watts and 0.75 (cold) – 1.5 (hot) ohms.
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Customers endorse the Speedway product, particularly the Mallory Unilite Ignition system, for its practicality and confirmed, reliable performance. They value its role in maintaining vintage single and dual point distributors, highlighting the robustness and necessity of the associated resistor for protecting coil and ignition components. Its enduring quality and usability outshine competitors, proving its worth as a sturdy, indispensable automotive aid.
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I would choose Speedway again
5.0
4 years ago
Dale
Sequim, Wa
Verified
Mallory Unilite Ignition system
Would Recommend
It's everything it should be
5.0
11 years ago
Sawbuck
Begg's Oklahoma
Verified
Not mush to say it is what it is and it does what it's designed to do.
Would Recommend
This resistor is an absolute necessity f
5.0
11 years ago
FH150
Florida
Verified
This product is necessary when installing a solid state ignition system in order to protect the coil and and other components of the ignition system. Also necessary for vintage single and dual point distributors. Points will last a lot longer with this resistor in the circuit. You would really have to try hard to damage this type resistor.
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