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I called MSD and their initial reaction was that the warranty had expired and they would make the repair for $135. Paul and Jeff were able to get the distributor fixed at no cost from MSD. I did call them back and spoke to someone that was supposed to be a manager and I explained to them what had happened. The "manager" said since the distributor was worked on to re-curve it and an aftermarket gear was added, it would be unlikely to recoup any cost. Since the distributor was knocking at first start in Virginia, I'm sure it just wasn't caught during the dyno in Arizona. I've never been to a dyno but Paul explained to me how loud it is!
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