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Well, I've just got hold of a SE Ignition Module to fit my '94 Softail Custom.
I thought it would just be a quick job to install it, but I'm having issues removing the 2 screws that hold the factory module in place - I can get them to rotate slowly but they don't want to unscrew.
I sprayed WD40 on them and left overnight and it hasn't made any difference.
There are well nuts for the mounting screws, if you can get behind the module and grab the well nut with a pliers or drill the heads off and maybe push them through.
The two replacement screws and well nuts cost about $5
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