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i need a distributor. save meguys

Why the starlet distributor pray tell?

from what i understand, this will be the best dizzy to use in my carbed 4ag. iirc i have this or a MSD etc as my main options. i also heard that a 4AC dizzy works if you do something like switch the 2&3 spark plug wires.

the short of it is, i think this is the simplest way to go about it. correct me if im wrong.

The 4K is a proven solution. The 3/4AC dizzy won't work due to the fact that it spins in the opposite direction. The weights would retard timing rather than advance timing upon acceleration.

saw this on ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/81-STARLET-DIST ... cd&vxp=mtr
wanted to see if you guys had any input before i pulled the trigger

That could work but you'll need to have some sort of an ear tig welded to the ring or some sort of lock tab fabbed to keep the distributor from rotating.

One from an 82-83 would be more ideal.

okay, based on your advice, ive passed on the other one... here is another one. thoughts and comments plox.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TOYOTA-COROLLA- ... d7&vxp=mtr

Sorry, that doesn't look right either.

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This is the distributor that you should look for.

Check out kp61.net if you haven't already. It's a forum dedicated to the Starlets this distributor is from.

i tried registering there... no joy, ive not received any confirmation email... ghey

http://www.ebay.com/itm/toyota-2tg-levi ... 568f002f_0

what do you think of this one?

The 2/3TC or 2TG distributors should work as they spin clockwise as well. You'll need an adapter to will help it fit to the 4AG head AND you'll need to source the driven gear off a 4AG distributor.

so what youre saying is that a 2/3tc dizzy will require the same modifications as a 4k dizzy?
a simple(not so much to me) adapter collar and its good to go?