Dynatek S ignition
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From: ct
I installed the Dynatec S this morning and took off for a blast and adjust. Made six road-side adjustments and think I like where it is. The sound it makes at idle is not the same as it was(exhaust rhythm)...
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Only if you choose to create your own ignition curve. The 2ki comes with 4 factory curves to chose from. The only reason why I told you about the USB connection for downloads was because you have a kicker and you would need to have the dead rev's set to zero. The other option would be to order a 2ki from dynatek and have them configure the dead rev's for you.... I'm sure they would do that....
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Only if you choose to create your own ignition curve. The 2ki comes with 4 factory curves to chose from. The only reason why I told you about the USB connection for downloads was because you have a kicker and you would need to have the dead rev's set to zero. The other option would be to order a 2ki from dynatek and have them configure the dead rev's for you.... I'm sure they would do that....
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Does anyone no what may be causing a cough out the carb when I turn on the ignition switch, doesn't do it all the time but now and then. Even after sitting three days, I turned switch on and a rush of air came out carb, never did this before new ignition.
Maybe too advanced ? I like it where it is so far.
Seems to me that a plug is being fired when turned on and intake valve is in open position and burned up a little fuel vapor and cough out carb, make any sense? What ya'll think ??
Maybe too advanced ? I like it where it is so far.
Seems to me that a plug is being fired when turned on and intake valve is in open position and burned up a little fuel vapor and cough out carb, make any sense? What ya'll think ??
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Does anyone no what may be causing a cough out the carb when I turn on the ignition switch, doesn't do it all the time but now and then. Even after sitting three days, I turned switch on and a rush of air came out carb, never did this before new ignition.
Maybe too advanced ? I like it where it is so far.
Seems to me that a plug is being fired when turned on and intake valve is in open position and burned up a little fuel vapor and cough out carb, make any sense? What ya'll think ??
Maybe too advanced ? I like it where it is so far.
Seems to me that a plug is being fired when turned on and intake valve is in open position and burned up a little fuel vapor and cough out carb, make any sense? What ya'll think ??
I don't sweat that ****...
we always laugh about the ability to "Fart" on demand!!!!!
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Never has been on anything I have owned...Timing is Only in effect when the engine is Running....
Timing, as in where the engine stopped at???? Yup.
Timing, as in where the engine stopped at???? Yup.
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