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Re: Digital Timing Light
(only with cars? Of course not)
It would help if you mentioned the model/brand....some of us have owned many and very well might be intimate with the particular one in question
But as a general rule, most digital timing lights default at 0 degree's (unmodified) and you can treat it like a good old fashion cheapass timing light that has no options. Just hook it up and point
If you wish to use the degree options, and assuming the car in question has a prominant zero mark that makes it worth while, than setting it to the degree desired will help. Or if you are trying to find total timing, then playing with the degree setting will also do this.
Just a question of what you're using for, and what vehicle is in question.
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