Is it possible to use on a red top 16V as its a long way down to the plugs?

Tommy

IICR, it comes with something to make it longer...
used it to tune a lancia TC with dcoe 45, but i finally had to find a dyno to do the job properly

Sorry, its a bit off topic but what does IIRC mean? I've seen it a few times and don't have a clue what it means? Sorry for jacking your thread

It's not ideal, tbh, but just about.

It's fiddly - I had to hold the plug lead onto the extension supplied with the kit. Otherwise, although it fits, if you don't move the lead to one side of the plug-hole, you can't see down into the window. That's daunting in itself though - you're supposed to use the mirror. And with bits of metal hurling round at 500-1000 rpm underneath it...

On the plus side, at least I could see that my carbs were a bit lean.

Francis.

[Edited on 12/3/09 by mediabloke]

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Originally posted by tomprescott
Sorry, its a bit off topic but what does IIRC mean? I've seen it a few times and don't have a clue what it means? Sorry for jacking your thread

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Cheers Tom, sorry again.

You'll get it close with a colortune for sure. They come with an extension tube and a mirror for tricky installations.

I know people knock it but I reckon it's mostly people who haven't used one. For me the proof is in the pudding. Took my engine to a dyno @ TTS afterwards and they said it was 95% there. Indeed, they made the mixture slightly richer for better power and now it's running too rich most of the time IE it was blooming spot on with the colortune!!!

old tec that actually does what it says on the box

comes with slot over tube with a mirror for doing twincams, piece of cake