Delco Vacuum Advance Unit D1316a Nos Corvette Hp Other on 2040-parts.com
Taylor, Texas, United States
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New old stock vacuum advance. Fits High Performance Chevrolet engines. I purchased it as a spare for a 1965 FI 365 HP Corvette. This can is necessary when running a high performance cam that produces low vacuum. It permits setting the initial at a low setting for easier starting but quickly advancing the timing for a great idle. You should make certain this fits your vehicle. I am not sure all of the vehicles it fits. Look at pictures. Ask questions.
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