Screaming Eagle or Dynatek 2000 ignition module
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Screaming Eagle or Dynatek 2000 ignition module
Question for EVO gurus, my buddy is offering me his Screaming Eagle ignition module 32632-96 (8 pin). This came from his 883 and i want to verify if this is compatible to my 96 EVO 1340 Softail (also a 8 pin)?
On this note, i know that investing in an aftermarket is more bang for the buck. are these even the right part numbers for my bike? Anybody had a comparison with these modules:
1. HD SE: 32632-96
2. Dyna 2000: DD2000-HD2E8P
On this note, i know that investing in an aftermarket is more bang for the buck. are these even the right part numbers for my bike? Anybody had a comparison with these modules:
1. HD SE: 32632-96
2. Dyna 2000: DD2000-HD2E8P
Last edited by sgt_gman2005; Mar 13, 2015 at 11:55 PM.
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Pretty sure the Sportster ignition module won't work on a big twin. As far as big twin modules for Evo's, I have a few friends that work for Dynatek and they made the modules for all HD's even the Screaming Eagle ones.
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It'll work, but it has more advance (5 degrees more) and a 6800 rev limiter, which you probably don't want to bounce off of too many times. So says Google....
I'd spend a couple of bucks and get a correct, adjustable ignition.
I'd spend a couple of bucks and get a correct, adjustable ignition.
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I have run both and I think the Dynatek is a little bit better.
At least the bike idles better with the Dynatek.
That said if you are getting the Screaming Eagle for free I would try that first and see how you like it.
I ran a Screaming Eagle for years and I don't have a problem with them.
At least the bike idles better with the Dynatek.
That said if you are getting the Screaming Eagle for free I would try that first and see how you like it.
I ran a Screaming Eagle for years and I don't have a problem with them.
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I have run both and I think the Dynatek is a little bit better.
At least the bike idles better with the Dynatek.
That said if you are getting the Screaming Eagle for free I would try that first and see how you like it.
I ran a Screaming Eagle for years and I don't have a problem with them.
At least the bike idles better with the Dynatek.
That said if you are getting the Screaming Eagle for free I would try that first and see how you like it.
I ran a Screaming Eagle for years and I don't have a problem with them.
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That just means it has a quicker advance curve.
For free I would still try it.
For free I would still try it.
Last edited by texashillcountry; Mar 14, 2015 at 09:22 AM.
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Yeah, for free, I would try it too. Especially on a lighter bike, it will probably be pretty good.
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If you run it I'd run higher octane for the added advance produced with module. Especially if your bike already has higher compression than stock.
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Only if it "Pings" Higher octane is Not good for Performance.
