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Roelof 04-17-2011 12:16 PM

With new engines the brightness of the light does not matter much so far I have seen. the sharp edges of the ports and small tolerances is cutting the light as a sharp knive.

Indeed as you are mentioning I do have some small difficulties with rounded edges and the V-shape exhaust ports but indeed if you use a steady methode for it you will get far.

maxflo777 04-17-2011 02:20 PM

I use a depth gauge and a known thickness stopper. 100% consistent. ;)

xe

mtmmotorcycles 04-18-2011 03:54 AM

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This is the setup i use, I find it extremly accurate, i do find that the key to accuracy is using a dull light.

ralphierace13 04-19-2011 04:25 PM

? whats the down side if u raise the timing 1 degree and its not good what happens, i mean does it get slower, ruff idle, hard to tune do u loose bottom end or top or it just dont get faster... thanks


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