heatmup

Just replaced my DUI HEI with a unit from Progression Ignition. Have to say, the quality of construction was really nice. The instructions and videos are easy to follow. Had the thing up and running in about 20 minutes. Very nice to have so much timing control. Much easier then advance limiters and adjustable cans. The 10 degree cranking timing makes for better start up and changing the timing anywhere on the chart is sweet. Check them out if you haven't already.

Thirdcoast

Pretty interesting, I really like the ignition disable option.

Thirdcoast

lansing

I was literally just getting to post an ask if anybody had any experience with these distributors. Looks great on their website, but what do I know? (not much!) Keep us posted as to how this works out. I only recently became aware of these and am intrigued.

heatmup

Its a big difference in performance in my opinion. You can run a lot of initial advance but cranking is 10 degrees so it fires right up. Its great to have control over the timing anywhere. No more detonation and great low end torque.

lansing

Nothing for the 394 but that's OK. I have a couple of nice 425s sitting around also.

gs72

I have had one on my car for several month now. Its awesome. Best it’s ever run.

Bernhard

Cool thanks for posting.
https://progressionignition.com/videos

66SportCoupe

Nice system but at that price I'll put a complete MSD system with box in my car.

Mr Nick

Very cool product.

Now imagine tuning your carb that easily. Then consider EFI with timing control as a future upgrade.

Schurkey

https://progressionignition.com/
Let me guess: Communist Chinese mechanical parts--housing, shaft, pickup, gear, cap 'n' rotor.

fasteddy

Any more to say about this system? I am going to the dyno with my new engine soon and will be setting this up.

Thanks!

Pat

heatmup

No, not really. Mine is working well. Nice and easy timing adjustments from my phone.

heatmup

Make sure you wear good shoes.

RetroRanger

Once settings are uploaded to the distributor, do you need to have your phone within range to run the car?

what happens if the car has no battery power, do you need to reload settings?

heatmup

Once the settings are loaded they stay, even without battery power. When the key is on and your phone is in range you can log in to the distributer. Not needed to run the car though.

I sometimes log in to monitor the "bubble" on the timing table while driving and also use the tachometer feature. You can change the timing in any cell at any time. The lock feature is nice too.

heatmup

The only regret I have is not getting the smaller unit with the remote coil. The HEI style limits some air cleaner choices.

woodie582

If the distributor is unlocked using the app no phone is needed.

fasteddy

Okay, thanks.

I see you have a green/green 1970 supreme, nice! That was my first Oldsmobile (second car in 1984). Auto or 4 speed?

Pat

heatmup

Its this one..... https://barnfinds.com/43k-miles-1970...tlass-supreme/

350/350 Had a blue one with black vinyl in high school and a white with black for 11 years after. Took me 20 years to get another one.

fasteddy

Nice car. Mine had that same bench seat with the cloth as well.. Must have been special ordered with the interesting options on it- no vinyl top, manual drum brakes, sport mirrors and cloth interior. Very interesting.

Pat

heatmup

Yeah, that's right. I have all the documents. He ordered, Vinyl top delete, deluxe interior, sport mirrors, and deluxe wheel and tire package. (hubcaps and Goodyear Cushion Polyglass)
Two of the tires were original to 1970 and two were date coded 1978 when I bought it, with the receipt from Sears for the two new.
I'm sure the brakes were standard equipment.

heatmup

She cleaned up pretty good. I added a set of period 69 wheels and tires I goy off marketplace later in the summer.

fasteddy

Looks great! Was it ever painted?

Pat

heatmup

Nope