Evo Ignition Coil
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Road Master
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Evo Ignition Coil
97 Heritage Softail. It has the dynatek 2000i ignition on it, and it currently has the stock coil.
I'm wanting to replace the coil as i suspect it is starting to have a few issues at times.
Are these as simple to install as taking out like 2 bolts? anything else I need to know to do when replacing one?
Anyone have any thoughts on the comp cams coil as a replacement?
https://www.denniskirk.com/competiti...rd/2010173.sku
Thanks guys.
I'm wanting to replace the coil as i suspect it is starting to have a few issues at times.
Are these as simple to install as taking out like 2 bolts? anything else I need to know to do when replacing one?
Anyone have any thoughts on the comp cams coil as a replacement?
https://www.denniskirk.com/competiti...rd/2010173.sku
Thanks guys.
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Road Master
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ok thanks. and as far as installing the coil, is it just 2 bolts? anything else to do?
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Easy installation for sure just pay attention to where the small wires go before you remove the one you have. FWIW and IMHO
unless youre trying to squeeze every possible bit of performance outta your bike, stock coils are just fine. Even if you are, Im not convinced theres a significant gain from the aftermarket.
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With the Dynatek 2000i, you can put in a single fire coil, it's just a matter of 1 switch on the Dynatek,
1 additional wire on the coil and making sure the plug wires are on the correct plugs.
So no more wasted spark.
But your way's definitely easier.
1 additional wire on the coil and making sure the plug wires are on the correct plugs.
So no more wasted spark.
But your way's definitely easier.
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Easier plus, No Advantage to spending more on Single Fire.. Single fire is for Dual Plugs...and of course..Computer controlled Injection!!
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How many plugs does he have, and WTF are you talking about, for computer controlled ignition?
He's buying a coil anyway, what's another $100.
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Welp...I might spend More, to Not deal with Single Fire, on My Street Bikes!!