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The best kind of light when using a msd is a self powered NON-adjustable one. Snap-on,Msd and other sources sell one. There are 2 available from a company I am a dealer for if someone needs one I can get them one,one is a cheap version,the other is their "high intensity model". 115$ for the premium one,70$ for the econo one. I bought the econo one last winter and I'm actually going to use it to set my timing tommorrow,if its any good I'll post my experince with it. It uses 2 d cell batteries and you don't have to pizz around trying to find a spot to power it from your motor,Smitty
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Originally Posted by articfriends
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The best kind of light when using a msd is a self powered NON-adjustable one. Snap-on,Msd and other sources sell one. There are 2 available from a company I am a dealer for if someone needs one I can get them one,one is a cheap version,the other is their "high intensity model". 115$ for the premium one,70$ for the econo one. I bought the econo one last winter and I'm actually going to use it to set my timing tommorrow,if its any good I'll post my experince with it. It uses 2 d cell batteries and you don't have to pizz around trying to find a spot to power it from your motor,Smitty
Very durable, and the clip is so easy to use. I was tired of playing around with battery cables etc. I got lacerated pretty good once the wires got caught in the belts, in a tight engine compartment. This has been dropped and has an extruded aluminum housing that helps make it light and tough. BBB |
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