Ignitech cdi's

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Ignitech cdi's

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does any1 know anything about them?
i saw them in an old thread for an nc30 or something,
was wondering wot cdi's on the wbsite would fit on an nc29?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0105488082" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
saw that week ago and it looks the same as ignitech.
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Hi,

I posted this thread a while ago regarding those race CDI's:

http://www.400greybike.cc/newforum/view ... =26&t=5151" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I do not know much about them, I pm'd Rick Oliver and he can order them in. As far as I know the TCI and the TCIP4 fit the NC29.

I'd like one but I'd have no idea on how to set one up, if there was a preloaded HRC map on the CDI then I would buy one off Rick, he sells the NC30/35 version with HRC map preloaded.
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I have one for my 30. It is great.

Have a read on the ignition timing and suck like adn you can easily begin to test your bike. If you make a mess, just load another map..

If you can get a copy of the HRC curve or even the basics of the addtional advance over standard then you can fiddle with it until you are happy.
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CMSMJ1 wrote:I have one for my 30. It is great.

Have a read on the ignition timing and suck like adn you can easily begin to test your bike. If you make a mess, just load another map..

If you can get a copy of the HRC curve or even the basics of the addtional advance over standard then you can fiddle with it until you are happy.

But doesnt that cost a lot of money in terms of Dyno time? I think I'd bankrupt myself lol :)
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Nope - I got mine, got a basic map on it and went for a spin - it was noticably crisper and for whatver reason the large midrange flatspot I used to haev was gone..it jsut whipped through it. I am looking to go and get a session on Simon_ed's dyno and do a back to back run with o/e versus Ignitech. Should be interesting.

This kind of mod sorts your bike out and keeps it's value. how many people spend £150 on tat for the bikles that doesn't make it any faster, lighter, better etc?
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I was planning to put one on my track / budget race bike, I suppose I could use a test day along with the laptop to come up with a good map.

Just curious, how much does a Dyno session cost? I was told it costs quite a bit..
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