CDI alternaitves?

[turbowrenchhead]

So I've determined that my cdi is no good. A new one is over $400 from the dealer. Ouch! There are a ton of aftermarket ones available for under $200. Are any of them any good? If I had the funds I would just order a new one up but I don't.

[jbooker82]

Not really. The only aftermarket one I would some what trust is a Dyna Digital.  All the other "Rev" boxes are just relabled ProCom junk.

[turbowrenchhead]

Dyna is pricey too.

[2004LEBanshee]

Get a used stocker. Thw cheaper aftermarket ones advance your timiming a bit to gain the extra power they claim. However if you call them and ask how much they advance the give you a couple degree range. The hell with that.

[jbooker82]

Then I would look for a good used one. I wouldn't rely on a ProCom, but then again I don't like riding trips ruined because of cutting corners on cheap junk.

[NYUK]

i have a few stockers from running bikes,

[turbowrenchhead]

i have a few stockers from running bikes,

1987-1994?

[turbowrenchhead]

I found new NOS OEM for $185

[NYUK]

na no round plug ones. all newer ones.

[5150banshee]

I may have one I'll check when I get home.... U can always have Cory change the plug on ur harness also or the plug on the Cdi

 

 

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[turbowrenchhead]

I would rather have the connectors the same with out swapping to the newer style. When you cut and patch wires it never seems to last.

If anything I'll just buy the NOS OEM one I found. I've already spent over $750 this spring on repairs/upgrades, whats another $200 right.

[sstaton1983]

Proper wire repair go's along way....if you twist wires together and throw some tape on, your right,  it won't be worth a shit.

[turbowrenchhead]

I ordered a new oem cdi. No wire cutting needed.