So, I did just this with my dual lobe cam. It helped a lot, and I think I need to cut it in a bit more is all. I think I'll try this before I move on to anything else. I like the minimal hardware design of it. I'm just tired of the slight out of time lobe in the cam and thought a TCI of some sort would be easier and more reliable. Thanks for the reminder, i think you've got the best idea in just fine tuning this set up!
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So, I did just this with my dual lobe cam. It helped a lot, and I think I need to cut it in a bit more is all. I think I'll try this before I move on to anything else. I like the minimal hardware design of it. I'm just tired of the slight out of time lobe in the cam and thought a TCI of some sort would be easier and more reliable. Thanks for the reminder, i think you've got the best idea in just fine tuning this set up!
Why wouldnt one of these work:
https://www.msdperformance.com/products/powersports/small_engine/parts/4217
With a coil like this:
https://www.msdperformance.com/products/discontinued/parts/8204
That coil looks discontinued but could something similar be used? For 80+ wouldn't the existing trigger work for that box?
Looks like the Norton guys might be using this already:
http://www.accessnorton.com/msd-ignition-t17046.html
https://www.msdperformance.com/products/powersports/small_engine/parts/4217
With a coil like this:
https://www.msdperformance.com/products/discontinued/parts/8204
That coil looks discontinued but could something similar be used? For 80+ wouldn't the existing trigger work for that box?
Looks like the Norton guys might be using this already:
http://www.accessnorton.com/msd-ignition-t17046.html
my vote would be for Boyer Bransden Micro Digital Electronic Ignition which includes electronic advance.
In the 5 years I've run mine I,ve never had any issues and don't remember reading about a single failure either.
Mind you the Company has been producing them for 46 years so they know a thing or two about making them reliable
http://www.boyerbransden.com/microdigitalmicropower.html
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