63Avanti wrote:
best anti-RF ignition wiring TYPE

background:
I am getting my vintage AM/FM Delco reconditioned with the intent of
getting that "cruis'n feeling" I will also add non-vintage sound
deadening, and other electrical/static improvements noted here and
elsewhere. Thanks for the help.

My query in a different area. In the sixties, I was always changing
ignition cables attempting to minimize "ignition buzz" on my radio.
(not really a problem since the mid-70s). Back then, I found one type
that worked ok, but I cannot find it any more. (Most of this help in
the 60's came from that Hams, thus I am including them in this
question)

Now for the "new" question.
What "TYPE" of ignition wiring for maximum should I get for my Avanti
(with modern electronic distributor) R2?

Generally, to cut down the static noise (RFI) on older cars, you would
find condensers on the alternator, distributor, wiper motor, and on
the radio itself. There was also ignition shielding and resistor wires
and plugs. The values on the condensers are all different, so swapping
them may cause problems rather than being a remedy. I've never seen any
on a heater or A/C fan motor, but it's also a source of RFI. Even
sliding your butt on the seat covers will create a charge. You remember
those little flexible tails that used to be attached to the chassis and
drag on the ground?.