I have a late 65 FI car with TI. In the Tech and Judging Manual it says all ditributor caps were Delco-Remy Patent pending, with no "R". I was looking through the driveline and someone has a TI distributor cap for sale??? Was there a different cap for TI cars? Jerry
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Re: TI distributor cap
Yes, non-FI cars used Delco-Remy D308 while FI cars used D310. Caps are identical in terms of markings. Difference is the FI/D310 cap has slightly shorter plug wire towers to generate clearance under the distributor shielding.- Top
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Re: Did TI make a difference?
I ran the TI system from the "12 mile L-88" on my SWC for about 5 years/50,000 miles and sold it to David Burroughs circa 1988 for installation back on the original car. I personally removed the TI system from said L-88 in 1967, and it had a brown distributor cap with copper terminals.
It was always my understanding until recently that all TI systems used this brown cap, but discussions on this board corrected my understanding, and I now understand that they were only OE on Corvettes with L-88 or ZL-1 options.
Duke- Top
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Re: Did TI make a difference?
my 64,65 and 66 had the TI and all had black caps and suppresion plug wire even without a radio on my 65 396. the 68 and 69 L-88s that i worked on had the brown cap,copper contacts and if my memory serves me they also came with solid plug wire,orange packard 440.- Top
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