I think I have a problem

[89vert]

everytime the tool truck at my work shows up I drop a couple hundred

today was no exception :D

new digital timing light,

http://www.mactools.com/ProductImages/tl600e_p.jpg

[Dizzle]

I think we should test that bitch out on my car sometime :D

[Zoki]

You can test it on mine too if you want...i wont charge you anything :kekeke:

[nodd89]

i think u do have a problem..and if i ever walked into ur shop id probly cream myself with all the tools...

how old r u again making all this money and having all these tools?

and how did u get there again?

[89vert]

I'm 22,

I went to school for 2 years graded top of the class in both courses I took, 1 course was deisel engine electronics technician

then I got a job, they realized how good I was where I work, started putting me on big jobs and gave me a $9 an hour raise in the first 6 months, been there for 2 years and journeyman that have been wrenching for 20-30 years come ask me for help

but I've done all the work on my cars and alot of work on friends and parents cars since I was 16, rebuilt my first dirt bike motor when I was 10,
so its safe to say wrenching comes pretty easy to me,

I wouldn't say I make all that much money but I live in my parents basement rent free so it increases my cash flow

[nodd89]

didnt u say in one thread ur making 60,000 a year?

[89vert]

didnt u say in one thread ur making 60,000 a year?

yeah working 60+ hours a week, then the governmet takes half, its not uncommon for me to see $800 or more in deductions off my check

plus you got to remember 2 years of schooling ain't free

this year not looking so good over time was cut back and they hired more mechanics

plus I spend money like its gonna rott

[89vert]

1 of my checks was $3000 I took home $1800 :gay:

[66chevyIISS]

Had any experience using those digital lights with a ignition box like msd? I thought I read they don't work with them.

[nodd89]

for me...1800 a check would be awsome....thats without the deductions lol

[89vert]

Had any experience using those digital lights with a ignition box like msd? I thought I read they don't work with them.


nope, I've only used it once, I'll look into that though

[91Vert]

Yeash STEVE I think u need an INTERVENTION :rofl: We r gunna lose u too ur addiction it is taking over ur life. Iam going to sign u up for TA not tits n ass either :drool:. TOOLS ANONYMOUS!!!!

While u r SOBERING UP I THINK MY PLACE WOULD BE A GOOD PLACE TO STORE UR TOOLS!! :fingersx:

[66chevyIISS]

Had any experience using those digital lights with a ignition box like msd? I thought I read they don't work with them.


nope, I've only used it once, I'll look into that though



Thanks that sparked my intrest so I looked on MSD sites and found a posting by there tech:

"Make sure that you use a standard analog timing light. Do not use digital or dial-back lights which do not work correctly with CD type ignitions like the MSD. They can pick up interference and show inacurate timing readings. "

[89vert]

interseting, so if I get an ignition box I'm going to have to buy another timing light,

I hate write offs :D

[79 Z28]

i need a new timing light too, this info is important cuz i have a CD ignition.