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i didn't know any of this either until i went through the whole process of a new engine and all :) Hope my info is a little bit of help to you.
Gary Kemps taught me a lot but there is a whealth of information on this board and great people and i could not have done without.
I discussed crank fired ignition (electromotive) with Gary as well and it is indeed the best ignition you can get for your engine, and indeed the most expensive. If i had the money i would go for this too, but i had to save somewhere. Besides the cost of it, the work necessary (fixing a bracket for the sensor, plugging the dizzy gap etc.) to make it all work is considerate. I might go for this in the future when budget allows.
For the dizzy: I don't know a place in the US, but Greg Fletcher/JHPS offers dizzies on exchange basis. Send in your old one, have it rebuild and discuss with Greg that the shop builds you a new advance curve based on your engine details.
I went to Aldon Automotive in the UK (as i'm based in the Netherlands).
Good luck and please keep me posted.
Happy New Year
erik