Ok, this one is my bad but has a great ending with the folks at MSD!
I had the carb issue and first thought it was a fuel flow (starvation issue). Went to pull the power wire from my MSD Streetfire Distributor and gently bumped the three wire behind it. All three wires dropped out of the plug (the black capture piece that holds all 3 wires). After finding the issues with the carb filter when removing the fuel line for the flow test, I went back to the cap to wire these back in and pulled my GM shop manual and followed the wiring layout. Apparently, the one in the book doesn't match how the MSD is wired (this is where it is my bad) and I should have pulled it up online before I wired it back.
I put the power wire back on and got the most massive amount of white smoke I have ever seen from 3 wires. Even after I cut it off, it still was smoking so I pulled my battery quick disconnect and it finally stopped.
Anyway, I called MSD and told them that I had smoked the wiring and assuredly the module as well and that it was my fault. The woman I got first was a bit crochity as I didn't have a part number because I had looked up the wrong one (again, my fault) but she did forward me on to the tech guys. I mentioned my reception by the first person and he said I wasn't the first to say that and that he would note it.
He then went on to tell me he had what I needed on his desk and would send it to me. I figured he would send me the wire pigtail and I would then need to get the module.
Imagine my surprise when he provided 3 pigtails AND 3 MODULES!!!!! What a great bunch of folks (except for the first one and it wasn't her fault that I didn't have the correct part number)!
Gotta say, I'd go back to them for my next distro needs as well!