Is there any advantage to using the ignition module that fits in the nosecone verses the one that plugs into the wiring harness??

 

Advantage: Don't have an extra box around somewhere to look at (if it is visible.) Disadvantage: More heat in the cone, and heat is bad for electronics. "They Say" that the new ones in the cone are pretty reliable (NOT the old Crane ones) and that may be, but I just prefer keeping electronics as cool as possible. Then, I have like 6 fans in my desktop at home.

 

I am a fan of not messing with things too much, nosecone ign is good for custom builds but heat can make it die. The way H-D have it set up, the cheap part gets the heat and the expensive part is out of the way....which makes sense to me.

 

And the plug and play module under the seat or whatever is an easier install too!

While not to much of a hassle, removing old nose cone wires and fishing new wires takes time and a few splices.

I put in a nose cone ignition and on second thought, I wish I just went with a plug and play module. YD

 

Thanks guys.
FWIW I agree with everything y'all said but I just wanted to see if there was something I was unaware of.

 

There are many things you are unaware of my friend (like there ain't no Santa Clause)....but we don't want to rock your world too much....

 

Whadda you mean there ain't no Santa Clause!!!!!!!!!!!
I guess next you'll tell me there ain't no Easter Bunny neither???

 

No man, the Easter bunny is real. My granddaughter knows where he lives. Mack

 

Ha I should have known Spanners was just pulling my leg!!!!!!

 

Traildog isn't real either....which should come as a relief to ya....