Dual Point Distributor

[70challengersix]

Wanted - Dual point "original" distributor for 70 440 six-pack automatic

Dan

[70challrtse]

Check with Bill Rollick, Bill Allpin, or Frank Badalson. I one those three will be able to help you or at least lead you in the right direction.

[1badcuda]

Do you know the number of the distributor you're looking for?, I have a mopar dual point that I am not sure of the application.

[70challengersix]

Regarding the part number - I am not quite sure and maybe someone out there can help

My car has a build date of November 1969.  In the "Hollander" parts interchange manual, two parts are listed - for 440 six pack "Automataic" transmission 1970 challengers.

for "Early" 1970's the part number listed is 2875983
for "Later" 1970's, the part number listed is 3438356

I do not know when the transition point occurred.

[hemi71]

i have an original 440-6 4 speed dist. It came off an old car of mine (70 Cuda). Needs to be rebuilt but is complete. i can look the part # up if you'd like.

[Moparal]

i have an original 440-6 4 speed dist. It came off an old car of mine (70 Cuda). Needs to be rebuilt but is complete. i can look the part # up if you'd like.

I have been looking for a 70 440-6  4 speed dual point for months. I have an old request post on here. So please, If you decide to sell the 4 speed dual point, please drop me a line. I am running a single point right now.    ALAN

[70challengersix]

From what I understand, the distributor part number for the the automatic cars was different from that used on the 4 speeds.  I dont know why they differed - does anyone??

[hemi71]

From what I understand, the distributor part number for the the automatic cars was different from that used on the 4 speeds.  I dont know why they differed - does anyone??

probably the advance curve is more aggressive on the 4 speed car. (lighter springs)