Odd behavior

[Michael Phelps <mrph92162@xxxxxxx>]

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 Hi all, I need some advise / suggestions on the possible cause of a problem 
I am experiencing. I have a 361/727 combo in my 65 Bel. Ever sense I've had 
it, it had a miss or surge at even RPM. Slightly while idling and more 
pronounced at around 2000-2500 RPM. My first thought was carburation so I installed a 
new Holley 600 but the same problem continued. Now I an experiencing a new 
symptom that I think is related to the original problem. While cursing along at 
around 40-50 MPH, the engine shuts off as if the ignition was turned off. No 
back fire, no sputter, just shuts off. After coasting to a stop, it won't start 
right up, it acts like it's not getting any fire. After sitting for about 10 or 
15 minutes, it starts right up. At this point I'm beginning to think I have 
an ignition problem. It has an after-market electronic ignition, (orange box) 
it looks as if it's been in place for a long time. Is it possible I need to 
replace the ECU? Also the coil feels hotter than it should, would a bad coil 
cause this kind of behavior? 
Sorry for the long post, but I'm starting to pull the last few hairs I have 
over this one.

Mike P.
1965 Belvedere II Convertible
Jax. FL. 

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