DRR S/Pro
| I used an adjustable Craftsman light for many years, with the adjustment dial set at zero. Worked fine with my MSD stuff. I have a Flaming River battery operated light. I like the convenience of not having to tap into the fan circuit or something for power.
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| | | Posts: 3253 | Location: Inver Grove Heights, MN | Registered: March 18, 2004 | 
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DRR S/Pro
| It's amazing how many different brands look exactly the same and use the same description...lol Dave
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| | | Posts: 3353 | Location: American By Birth Texan By The Grace Of God | Registered: April 29, 2004 |
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| Over the years I've had Craftsman,Snapon and Mac lights and they all worked great. MSD lists the old Craftsman chrome light as what they recommend.When I wanted a light for the trailer I ck'd Craigslist and found a like new chrome Craftsman light in the original box for cheap, can't beat it. |
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| quote: Originally posted by Eman:
Over the years I've had Craftsman,Snapon and Mac lights and they all worked great. MSD lists the old Craftsman chrome light as what they recommend.When I wanted a light for the trailer I ck'd Craigslist and found a like new chrome Craftsman light in the original box for cheap, can't beat it.
Yep, when I bought my first MSD ignition and saw that's what they recommended I went to Sears. Still have the light and everyone borrows it at the track. But the battery operated one interests me because it's so hard to get to a power hook up. Guess I should address that issue or buy a battery powered one..lol Dave
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| | | Posts: 3353 | Location: American By Birth Texan By The Grace Of God | Registered: April 29, 2004 |
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DRR Sportsman
| Electric Specialties Chicago Il.Prolite#130.We have bought every timing lite from old Sun To Snap on to MSD.The #130 is the best bang for the buck today.Self powered.Around 80$ at Amazon.We have one in our dyno room for 3 years no problem .Bill C.
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| | | Posts: 110 | Location: Paterson N.J. | Registered: September 21, 2006 |
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DRR Sportsman
| quote: Originally posted by Eman:
Over the years I've had Craftsman,Snapon and Mac lights and they all worked great. MSD lists the old Craftsman chrome light as what they recommend.When I wanted a light for the trailer I ck'd Craigslist and found a like new chrome Craftsman light in the original box for cheap, can't beat it.
^^^^this. Bought chrome craftman few years back and it's great. Far better than many I used over the years. Very stable and consistent. Will also agree timing is just a reference. Find what the motor likes (mph) and stick with it.  Configuration: 3350#, 582 C.I.,
60 - 1.24
1/8 - 5.53@ 126MPH
1/4 - 8.73@ 159MPH
 3700#+210lb driver, FULL interior, through mufflers, 10.5 tire. 60'-1.333 (IN 4000ft DA! Joisy Math excluded; 1.25sec using JOISY MATH.) 
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| quote: Originally posted by Edd Harney:
We've used flaming river as long as I can recall.
Me too, Flaming River for years
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| | | Posts: 2436 | Location: Wadsworth, Ohio | Registered: December 12, 2001 |
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