What timing light do you use?
#31
Platinum Member
Platinum Member
iTrader: (1)
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
Last edited by articfriends; 07-29-2007 at 12:42 AM.
#32
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
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
wwwTOPDJcom
General Boating Discussion
1
06-10-2003 06:09 AM