My trusty old Sears timing light finally bit the dust.

[Royce]

I have a Sears dial back that just quit working and got put away in the back of a drawer.. I never could bring myself to toss it.. I bought an Equis digital light to replace it which I like very much

The old Sears would be free to good home if anybody wants it

[chris401]

I have a Sears dial back that just quit working and got put away in the back of a drawer.. I never could bring myself to toss it.. I bought an Equis digital light to replace it which I like very much

The old Sears would be free to good home if anybody wants it

Royce,
Is it similar to the Penske? If I got it from you it would probably become a parts donor.
Chris

[turbohunter]

I believe it was Circle Track magazine that had an article comparing the accuracy of inductive power timing lights. Some were seriously off.

Thanks for the replies gents.
Since I've never spent a lot on a light just was wondering about bang for buck.
As far as bb's comment above, it is noteworthy because I thought I had my initial at 14 with my old light. Then I put this one on it and I was at 10. So now I believe I will buy another one (read that as more expensive) just to have a good idea where I am.
BTW my old light was not a chrome Sears but some off brand they used to sell.

[Royce]

Here is what my Sears T L looks like..

[chris401]

Different piece. Thanks