Chrome bumper MGB timing strip
The chrome bumper (62-74) MGB has a crank pulley/damper with a notch for timing, but viewing the timing marks in a dark, crowded engine bay can be difficult. This strip fixes that problem. These are specifically designed for 5.125” diameter stock chrome-bumper MGB pulley.
To install, determine the exact TDC, then use the main point of the notched tab on the timing cover, then apply the sticker at 0deg and you have an easy-to-read setup.
These strips are UV resistant, outdoor industrial vinyl and the ink will not fade from gasoline/petrol, brake fluid, or motor oil. Like any petroleum-based adhesive, heavy chemicals and gasoline saturation may cause the stickiness of the tape to be compromised.
Shipping costs are included in the price.
The chrome bumper (62-74) MGB has a crank pulley/damper with a notch for timing, but viewing the timing marks in a dark, crowded engine bay can be difficult. This strip fixes that problem. These are specifically designed for 5.125” diameter stock chrome-bumper MGB pulley.
To install, determine the exact TDC, then use the main point of the notched tab on the timing cover, then apply the sticker at 0deg and you have an easy-to-read setup.
These strips are UV resistant, outdoor industrial vinyl and the ink will not fade from gasoline/petrol, brake fluid, or motor oil. Like any petroleum-based adhesive, heavy chemicals and gasoline saturation may cause the stickiness of the tape to be compromised.
Shipping costs are included in the price.
The chrome bumper (62-74) MGB has a crank pulley/damper with a notch for timing, but viewing the timing marks in a dark, crowded engine bay can be difficult. This strip fixes that problem. These are specifically designed for 5.125” diameter stock chrome-bumper MGB pulley.
To install, determine the exact TDC, then use the main point of the notched tab on the timing cover, then apply the sticker at 0deg and you have an easy-to-read setup.
These strips are UV resistant, outdoor industrial vinyl and the ink will not fade from gasoline/petrol, brake fluid, or motor oil. Like any petroleum-based adhesive, heavy chemicals and gasoline saturation may cause the stickiness of the tape to be compromised.
Shipping costs are included in the price.