Product Summary

Socket / Female Cap Type, Mechanical Advance Type

  • Billet 6061-T6 aluminum housing
  • Hardened steel shaft
  • Sealed ball bearing & sintered busing
  • Optic electronic module
  • Mechanical advance only (no vacuum advance)
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91045181
BrandSpeedway Motors
Cap TypeSocket / Female
Advance TypeMechanical
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Speedway Motors 91045181 Details

  •  Billet 6061-T6 aluminum housing
  •  1937-1962 Chevy 216-235-261 6 cyl
  •  Hardened steel shaft
  •  Sealed ball bearing & sintered busing
  •  Optic electronic module
  •  Mechanical advance only (no vacuum advance)
  •  Comes with drive gear installed

This is a "ready to run" distributor. It does not require a multi spark box.

Use coil number 447-45001 (1.5 OHM). If using with a lower resistance coil than 1.5 OHM, you must use a ballast resistor to achieve the 1.5 OHM rating.

 

Speedway Motors 91045181 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91045181
BrandSpeedway Motors
Cap TypeSocket / Female
Advance TypeMechanical
GENERAL
External Ignition Box RequiredNo
Cap Terminal StyleSocket / Female
Trigger StyleOptical
Hall EffectNo
Sync SignalNo
Trigger SensorsSingle
Gear MaterialSteel
Ignition Box RequiredNo
Mechanical Tach DriveNo
Slip CollarNo
Shaft Diameter0.4785"
Rotor RotationClockwise
Sold in QuantityEach

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

5 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers have praised the product for its usability and ease of installation, with several users particularly noting its compatibility with different models of Chevy cars. The product's performance also receives positive mentions, with users expressing satisfaction over its workings and keen anticipation towards its performance under load conditions. The product is compared favorably to the discontinued Mallory brand, further asserting its quality and value. The robustness of the product material and the clean, easy installation approach underline its practical advantages over competitors. However, it's noted that a minor adjustment was required for a perfect fit in some cases.

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Nice product

5.0

7 years ago

James

Winchester va

Verified

Works great only downfall is had to take a o'ring off to use it wouldn't fit in Block

Works great

5.0

8 years ago

Dave

Colorado

Verified

Just installed on my 1961 chevy c10 with a 235 Runs good. Easy to install.

Would Recommend

So far so good

4.0

9 years ago

Dave

San Antonio, TX

Verified

So far so good, it looks like the discontinued Mallory brand. I'm happy with its workings easy to install. I installed it into a 54 Chevy 235

Would Recommend

I will continue to buy products for my chevys here.

5.0

9 years ago

Joe

Los Angeles

Verified

Love this distributor I bought one for 3 of my cars,the last one I bought was damaged but speedway replaced it really fast,great service thank you.

Would Recommend

Fantastic distributor

5.0

13 years ago

HiCarbs

Maiden Rock, WI 54750, USA

Clean, easy install. Performs as advertised. Can't wait to get it on the street and see how it performs under load.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

10 Questions • 12 Answers

If I understand the information correctly, if I install the electronic distributor #91045181 and the recommended Flamethrower coil 447-4001, I should remove the factory ballast resistor on the firewall?

by Walt

• 2 years ago

1 answer

Will this work with a CD Holley sniper ignition timing system?

by Eric

• 3 years ago

1 answer

Can this distributor be used in a 6 volt negative ground system?

by Bruce

• 6 years ago

1 answer

Will this work on my 1962 Chevy 261?

by Robert

• 7 years ago

1 answer

does this fit on Chevrolet 6 cylinder in line (250) ?? Is this a discontinued product? Can we use together with MSD 6AL2 Module? Regards

by Ricardo

• 8 years ago

3 answers

I have would like an electronic distributor to run in a '54 235. The engine I'm building will use the higher compression "848" head casting and 261 camshaft, but will be otherwise stock -- no multi-carb, split manifold, etc. Without the vacuum advance, how well will this perform in a more or less "stock" type of "daily driver" engine which will see much more light-throttle driving than WOT?

by Scott

• 10 years ago

1 answer

Hi, I need it for my GMC pick-up truck 1954, (6 cyl "GM 302") It is the good model ? Thanks. Alan (from Paris FRANCE)

by Capt'n Alan

• 10 years ago

1 answer

Is this an HEI distributor? Hi, is this an HEI distributor with the coil built in or not? I'm confused, it says ready to run and then it is recommending a coil. And, I assume the green wire is for the tach, so then I assume the coil is built in?

by buckroseau

• 11 years ago

1 answer

Will it fit 56 chevy 235 six I have a 1950 GMC truck with 56 chevy six engine which needs a new distributor, coil and electronic ignition

by Foyth

• 11 years ago

1 answer

Hi i have a 235ci but will it fit a '58?

by FleetlineGeoff

• 11 years ago

1 answer

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