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Mankinds' greatest mechancial achievment is the General Motors HEI Ignition!

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True Mark, but I'm a glutton for punishment. I highly doubt that this stuff will stay in the car?

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Got my Mallory CDNA-1 unit this week. From what the instructions state, it is just like a modern ignition box, but 1969 vintage. Pics to come soon.

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Good deal Jed. Does this still require a separate coil?

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Coil #28675 Sam. And you can detach the box to run it with just the coil. The box instructions are dated 9/69. SWEET!

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Cool - I have the 28675, "markII" I think, on my Nova too. Let me know what kind of performance improvement you get.

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I will do Sam, but it will be a long while before my Tone Blue is on the road.

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That Mallory CDNA-1 is a "off road" unit.

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When Scott S brought his recently acquired 1969 Phase III Chevelle (originally owned by Joe G) out to the Solid Lifter Showroom this year, he actually had the original CDNA-1 box with him. That thing is seriously heavy!

That was the original Phase III ignition on Joe's car, and later updated to the popular finned box. I don't recall the story of why the box was updated, but fortunately it was stashed away and stayed with the car.

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Plowman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That Mallory CDNA-1 is a &quot;off road&quot; unit. </div></div>
Just like the Z-28 Trans Am cam? Or anything Hi-Po in CA? Lol

Pxtx, this thing has some weight to it. Its all sandcast alluminum.