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CA Ignition Condenser (56-74 Corvette C1, C2 & C3 w/ Dual Point)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Engineered To Meet Or Exceed OEM Specifications
      • Associated Years 1958-1974
      • Item Quantity Size 1 EA
      • Shipping Dimensions LxWxH 1In X 2.75In X 1.5In
      • Weight 0.1 Pounds
      • Fits 56-74 Corvette C1, C2 & C3 W/ Dual Point

      Description

      High-Quality Ignition Component. The CA Ignition Condenser is designed to ensure reliable ignition performance in classic Corvettes equipped with dual point ignition systems. It works by storing and releasing electrical energy to prevent arcing at the contact points, enhancing ignition efficiency and engine stability. This part is essential for maintaining smooth engine operation and prolonging the life of ignition points.

      Construction and Appearance. Manufactured with durable materials to meet or exceed original equipment specifications, this ignition condenser features a robust housing with a clean, uniform finish designed to withstand heat and vibration typical in engine compartments.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires minimal mechanical experience. No drilling is necessary as the part is a direct replacement for the original condenser.

      Application. Fits 56-74 Corvette C1, C2 & C3 with dual point ignition systems only.

      CA 59461

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