PerTronix manufactures high-performance automotive ignition and exhaust products, including the renowned Ignitor electronic conversion kits and Flame-Thrower coils.
PerTronix is a widely respected manufacturer in the automotive aftermarket, best known for its high-performance electronic ignition and exhaust products. For decades, automotive enthusiasts have relied on PerTronix to upgrade their spark systems for enhanced horsepower, fuel economy, and reliability. Their flagship product line features the renowned Ignitor Series Electronic Conversion Kits, which allow drivers to easily replace outdated mechanical points with a dependable, maintenance-free solid-state ignition system.
Beyond ignition conversion kits, the PerTronix family of brands produces an expansive selection of parts designed for peak engine performance. This includes Flame-Thrower billet and cast distributors, high-voltage coils, and digital HP ignition boxes. Furthermore, their exhaust division—featuring respected names like Doug's Headers, JBA Performance Exhaust, and Patriot Exhaust—delivers superior exhaust flow and robust construction for classic muscle cars, modern trucks, and custom builds. PerTronix continues to provide top-tier performance solutions for automotive, marine, industrial, and agricultural applications.
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The standard Ignitor is compatible only with a 'points style' coil. Do not use HEI type coils with the original Ignitor conversion kit.
Ensure all wire connections are tight, verify engine timing is correct, and check that the distributor's red wire receives full battery voltage in both start and run positions. For full troubleshooting, consult your installation manual.
Purchasers wishing to make a warranty claim should email techs@pertronix.com with a description of the alleged defect, proof of purchase showing the authorized seller, and pictures or videos of the product. Note that warranty periods vary (e.g., 30 months for Ignitor modules, 1-2 years for exhaust products).