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Be it Camaro or Corvette,they used the common delco #D308R cap,also known as GM #800061.That's the one w/o the copper inserts and has DELCO-REMY PATENT 2769047 R raised on the top of it.No specific date code on the caps themselves,but the original boxes they came in can be,on one of the inside flaps.
They also used/shared the Delco #D112P point set,#D204 condenser & #D409R rotor. |
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Be it Camaro or Corvette,they used the common delco #D308R cap,also known as GM #800061.That's the one w/o the copper inserts and has DELCO-REMY PATENT 2769047 R raised on the top of it.No specific date code on the caps themselves,but the original boxes they came in can be,on one of the inside flaps. They also used/shared the Delco #D112P point set,#D204 condenser & #D409R rotor. [/ QUOTE ] Uhhh... 800061 is the D309R and has copper inserts. D308R is a 1971244 and has the aluminum contacts.
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Oops you're right,too many numbers in my head.
1971244 is correct for the D308R cap. |
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Thanks guys!
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