Hi i went to put a HRC Ignition box on my NC30 today and realised its already got a M-MAX box fitted!! DOH
Does anyone know if there is there any performance/functionality differences these two boxes as they look totally different? The M-Max box is small and cube like in shape compared to the larger, heavier rectangular shape of the HRC.
Will the HRC unit be safer or better etc??
cheers peeps!
DIFFERENCES - HRC vs M MAX Ignition de-restriction box
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Re: DIFFERENCES - HRC vs M MAX Ignition de-restriction box
They both fool the CDI into thinking you have a speedo connected and also that the speedo never reads above 180kmh.
That is all...
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Re: DIFFERENCES - HRC vs M MAX Ignition de-restriction box
I know what they do but i was just wondering of there was any difference internally or with quality as they look totally different thats all, cheers tho
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Re: DIFFERENCES - HRC vs M MAX Ignition de-restriction box
Probably not, you can build your own with a 6p resistor :-)
Certainly never heard of anyone having trouble with an M-Max / Posh Firm / <generic copy here> model
Certainly never heard of anyone having trouble with an M-Max / Posh Firm / <generic copy here> model
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