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Well, at least I wasn't first this time - - -. I'm sure you CAN, but Dre has his folks use the DE distributor, which just takes clipping off the bottom tab of the dist mount. I did that, an msd d6+ and the msd 8207 coil is (finally) going in this weekend. Also runs cleaner to pass smog test, I was just reminded.
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'93 B13, etc.
If you don't have the patience
to do it right the first time,
how is it you have the time to
do it over and over again?
Find parts for the VE distributor can cost money. I'd much rather visit AutoZone, or the neighborhood Nissan dealer, than having to order stuff. I think a B14 distributor would be better if you want to use an internal coil.
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1996 200SX SE-R VE powered
1991 Sentra SE-R
2004 Subaru Forester turbo
2006 Mitsubishi Evolution IX
Find parts for the VE distributor can cost money. I'd much rather visit AutoZone, or the neighborhood Nissan dealer, than having to order stuff. I think a B14 distributor would be better if you want to use an internal coil.
Actually you can get the cap and rotor from Mossy, I think I paid $35 for the two. The problem is finding wires to fit. Greg V has not been able to get any from Nissan yet.
I believe Jim Schumaker or CNibbian used the VE distributor. Chuck's was a B14, so I don't think that will help you. I thought somebody else just did it the hard way also, and posted how to do it?
I'm running a B13 distributor and I'm plenty happy. Plus B13 are cheap if you ever needed one.
Actually you can get the cap and rotor from Mossy, I think I paid $35 for the two. The problem is finding wires to fit. Greg V has not been able to get any from Nissan yet.
I have the VE dist I didnt use, and I think I've got the wires for it to if anyone wants to buy any parts.
Hm. My engine had only 7500 on it. Hafta go check to see if I kept the wires, but if I kept 'em they're yours, Taiden, if you decide to use the ve dist.
Hm. My engine had only 7500 on it. Hafta go check to see if I kept the wires, but if I kept 'em they're yours, Taiden, if you decide to use the ve dist.
I still have my old wires and dizzy.. Thank you for the offer, though.
I would just like to have as much VE in my car as possible. I think it would be interesting be one of the few with a VE dizzy. For now I am definately running DE distributor, but I think I will try to wire up the VE later.
Maybe I'm lost on something, but what is the deal with the VE only wires? They are all the same (DE/VE). I know b/c I have official JDM Yo NGK wires from my VE connected to a B13 distributor. No problems what's so over.
Maybe I'm lost on something, but what is the deal with the VE only wires? They are all the same (DE/VE). I know b/c I have official JDM Yo NGK wires from my VE connected to a B13 distributor. No problems what's so over.
Josh
When you put the ve wires on the de distr. are the wires a little longer than normal? Seems to me that I heard the ve dist. requires longer wires, the de's won't work When I got my cap and rotor from GregV he was not sure so he just said he would try to order some. My ve wires are still good right now, but I will need to figure this out at some point. Anyone know for sure?
What it LOOKED like (I didn't have the VE dist - Miko pulled it and included an already prepped DE dist, but left the VE wires on it) was that a VE dist would be 180* - #1 would be on top instead of on the bottom. Othewise I would have used the VE wires, but I had to go get a DE set to fit length.