Daytona TwinTec Ignition Module??
#1
Daytona TwinTec Ignition Module??
I'm doing a carb conversion, and I need an ignition module. I heard the Daytona is good - are there others that are any better? Looking at Daytona part/number 1008, the Race Version.
Thanks!
Thanks!
#3
I had the HeadQuarters version of the DTT; it was OK but I switched it out for an S&S and that was a good move; knock sensor with the S&S is nice to have with todays variable/crappy fuel, especially if you travel...
As for carbs, I've always used CV's; couldn't see enough "return" for the price diff on a Mikuni.
As for carbs, I've always used CV's; couldn't see enough "return" for the price diff on a Mikuni.
#6
http://www.sscycle.com/product/Twin-...it-p20575.html
This is it on the S&S site; it's more complicated and expensive than the rest but is only installed once then you are done.
As for carbs; I've had a 100hp Sporty and 3 twin cams built and never used anything but a stock re-jetted CV...40, 44 and 51. If I build another carb bike I will repeat this formula.
I should add that I've been up to 3000 miles from home on my rides; I suppose different considerations apply when modifying.
This is it on the S&S site; it's more complicated and expensive than the rest but is only installed once then you are done.
As for carbs; I've had a 100hp Sporty and 3 twin cams built and never used anything but a stock re-jetted CV...40, 44 and 51. If I build another carb bike I will repeat this formula.
I should add that I've been up to 3000 miles from home on my rides; I suppose different considerations apply when modifying.
Last edited by sharkey; 11-27-2013 at 08:11 AM.
#7
I have the DTT, and right off I would say that the advantage is that it is adjustable without any special tool to connect to it. It is plug and play, adjust with a small screwdriver.
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