Re: mopar performance timing tape

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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The biggest problem with the tape , is keeping it on.
It usually slings off.
I quit buying the stuff, and bought a good timing light, instead.
Of course that's only good for timing purposes.
It won't help on valve setting.

Jimmy 

Sean Bolter wrote:

> Hey, Schuyler.
>
> Nobody responded to this post.  I just stretched the tape a little as I 
> put it on.  Be careful, though.  I stretched it too much at first, and 
> had to peel it off, and some paint came with it.  I ended up with just 
> under 1/4" of overlap, but this was after I had stretched it once.  That 
> put all four 90 degree marks where they should be, which was the whole 
> point of the tape, to assist me in adjusting the valves.
> BTW, I would not want to begin to attempt this with the balancer on the 
> engine.  I had trouble enough with mine on a workbench.
>
>  

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