 Recommendation on timing light types, help.. |
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| detoxcowboy |
 Jul 31 2010, 08:38 PM
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74 2.0 Stock w/ all the timing marks ect..
What type of timming light is reccomended for the above 914. I have a dwell meter/engineanalyzer that apparently does rpm and would like to get a quality timing light without buying/paying for features I will not need or use.. Inductive, Self Powered, Dual Beam, RPM, Advance ect? Do I need advance if I have timing marks or is advance even more precise.. What are you using ect.. I have bummed my neighbors usually but am moving and need to get mine own.. and recently ditched the electronic ignition for points.. |
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