timing light question

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hbanger

Discussion Starter · Jun 29, 2012

i havent owned a timing light since 1990 what would be a good but not super expensive one (around 100) my 63 has an inline 6 with a hei

has anyone used one of these Equus 5568 Pro-Timing Lights this one seems to have the things i would need like a tach and advance or is any one using something similar with these features that is better for around the same price

thanks brian

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the FLYER

· #2 · Jun 29, 2012

[ame]http://www.amazon.com/Equus-5568-Pro-Timing-Light-Tool/dp/B000EVU8J8[/ame]

they look good... i bought my timing light from Sears. i think it was around 70 or 80 bucks. as long as you at least get something of quality i'm sure you'll be fine. (meaning don't buy a $10.00 timing light)

the one you mentioned looks good. i'd definitely shop around though.... i think you could get something a little lesser priced and be just fine. save a few bucks for parts.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_...utoSpecialtyTools&sName=Diagnostic Toolsmv=rr

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NovaN00B

· #3 · Jul 3, 2012

Try harbor freight tools.

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sbc1320

· #4 · Jul 3, 2012

Bought my Sears timing light over 25 years back. I was just about to purchase it and on the other side of the isle they had a promotion where it came with a Chilton manual. The manual is a 1964-1972 and I still have it also. I want to say I got it for around $20-25 bucks.

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