Dyna with a kicker

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Jul 22, 2010 | 05:43 AM

#11

sniper77

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Originally Posted by RFG

You trying to kill him.. LMAO...

A Mag set up right is killer, set up wrong and your doomed..

Jul 22, 2010 | 10:23 AM

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alkay191

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Originally Posted by RFG

Never had to do that on any of my bikes.. Once set up your good.. Every few miles? not even close..

I'd do the coils and points. You dont need a computer to see if something is wrong.. If your going old school go all the way.

Or you could run a Magneto...

After using Chevy points for 20+ years I switched to Dyna ignition in my kick-only shovelhead. 3-4 kicks at the most when cold and always 1 kick when hot. good thing too, since I only got few kicks in me ....

Jul 22, 2010 | 10:33 AM

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Wonkaboy

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Originally Posted by johnnyholmes

I have a 95 dyna lowrider that I put an aftermarket kickstarter on. Only problem is that with the stock ignition you really gotta kick er as it doesnt fire till the third compression (correct me if I'm wrong). My question is, does anyone know if there is there a cheaper alternative than spending $250 for a new ignition module? If it was a chrome ***** I wouldn't have a prob spending that much, but it's a bobber/ratbike. Any help is appreciated.

Jul 22, 2010 | 01:32 PM

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johnnyholmes

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I would have to switch out the sensor plate with the points plate/condenser/flyweights etc, and id have to switch the coil, wires and plugs, but would i leave the stock ignition module and VOES? Will leaving the module leave me with the same issue I started with?