cdi unit

[bungle701]

could anyone tell me if a hrc cdi unit would be worth puttint on my trackbike (rvf400) bike is stock except for a yanamoto system.... cheers

[Drunkn Munky]

No your be better off putting a ignitech cdi on, that is unless the HRC unit is cheap, i sold a ignitech a while ago for £100 and i doubt your get a HRC one for less

[bungle701]

know of a lad who selling one for £90 , does this mean it cheap n knackered ?. you pays your money you takes yer chance.so at £90 do you recken it good idea ?

[Drunkn Munky]

If its a pukka HRC unit and not just some HRC badge box of nothing then its a good deal, do you have a pic?

[Cammo]

I reckon my racebike goes better with the standard cdi, so I sold the hrc unit.

Another Oz racer actually saw losses on the dyno with the hrc unit fitted.

Go figure?

[CMSMJ1]

know of a lad who selling one for £90 , does this mean it cheap n knackered ?. you pays your money you takes yer chance.so at £90 do you recken it good idea ?

I reckon you are not being offered a CDI for £90 - you are getting a speedo restricton remover...nothing else.

NC30 HRC CDI - prettty much as available as dodo steaks and Saber Tooth Tiger burgers...

[Neosophist]

HRC ignition box.. This is a TCI box too not a CDI if you want to be picky.

It isn't worth just bolting onto a bike as it is designed to work with all of the other HRC components.

You can buy an ignitech box, there is one on ebay for 90.00 at the moment, that are programmable. You can put the same HRC map in it or program it to suit your needs.

[Drunkn Munky]

He's after one for an RVF lads not VFR

[CMSMJ1]

Good point, well made....

Ignitech is the way IMO...

[banoffee]

for ignitech