Set timing precisely with this Aluminum Timing Degree Wheel. 7" diameter with large visible markings. Allows extremely accurate marking, making it easy to get timing right the first time. Lightweight and durable. Used for crankshaft positioning, ignition, and camshaft timing.
Key Features
• Aluminum timing degree wheel
• 7" diameter
• Large visible markings
• For crankshaft positioning, ignition timing, camshaft timing
• Lightweight and durable
Part Number: 35-9126
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| Canada | 2–6 business days |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 7-inch aluminum timing degree wheel used for?
It provides a visible crankshaft-angle scale for finding exact crank position, checking cam timing and mapping ignition advance during engine setup.
What else is needed to use a timing degree wheel accurately?
A rigid pointer and an independently established true top-dead-center reference are required. The wheel must be mounted concentrically and must not move on the crankshaft while readings are taken.
Does a degree wheel replace the Honda timing specifications?
No. Use the correct Honda cam or ignition timing figures and procedure for the engine being measured; the wheel only shows crankshaft degrees.