Timing lights
Melting Slicks
Joined: Feb 2003
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St. Jude Donor '03,'11
Re: Timing lights (Guru_4_hire)
when i bought my balancer cover a few years ago i believe it was 35 bucks if i remember right.
your gonna have to remove the pully from the crank though. Three bolts. Should be about a 30 min job.
[Modified by turtlevette, 6:21 PM 1/24/2004]
your gonna have to remove the pully from the crank though. Three bolts. Should be about a 30 min job.
[Modified by turtlevette, 6:21 PM 1/24/2004]
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2002
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From: Las Vegas - Just stop perpetuating myths please.
Re: Timing lights (Guru_4_hire)
I like the new light from Equus but haven't bought or tried one yet. For $100 at Pep-Boys it has a built in tach with dial back timing for setting advance curves by changing springs and weights. Also has xenon bulb. I don't know how accurate it is but a built in tach will make timing chores much much easier.
Now for power there is a hot positive post on my '74 drivers-side fender and easy to find as a bunch of red wires connect to it. Any engine metal ground will do for the negative.
Let us know if you use this one. Happy hunting. cardo0
Now for power there is a hot positive post on my '74 drivers-side fender and easy to find as a bunch of red wires connect to it. Any engine metal ground will do for the negative.
Let us know if you use this one. Happy hunting. cardo0
