Innova 3551 Inductive Timing Light

Seems to work well. I’m no expert on timing lights but I bought this and used it to set the timing multiple times and it works and I have no problem using it. It’s constructed more than good enough for light duty (in my case occasion) and considering that it doesn’t have advance adjustment you’re probably doing something wrong if you’re trying to use this thing for heavier usage situations. I actually wanted the roughly $20 more expensive non-digital model that has the advance adjustment/setting because it makes it easier to dial in a particular amount of degrees but it was out of stock so I just grabbed this basic model … turns out that it’s not so bad with the basic model and the price for this thing is an absolute bargain!One thing to note is that the light is not like a round spot light but more like a rectangular beam or band, so if you hold this thing sort of perpendicular to the crank pulley then you’ll only illuminate a narrow spot on the pulley, but if you rotate the light 90 degrees so it’s parallel with the pulley then you’ll illuminate the whole pulley and basically nothing else in the engine bay … I found this design to help improve the contrast making it easy to find the timing mark. Your experience may vary.Pretty sure it’s impossible to go wrong with this thing even if it cost more than it does. The only reason I wouldn’t buy this timing light is if you need digital, need something that does high end CDI, or you need/want advance adjustment.