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    FXR ignition curve?

    Hey

    Been looking into an igntech ignition for the FXR. They don't have the standard ignition curve data. Does have any info on the standard curve.

    Cheers

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    Is your bucket not fast enough Rich?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hmurphy View Post
    Is your bucket not fast enough Rich?
    Fast is never fast enough.

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    It's a 4-stroke 150cc. Start at 25 deg btdc and at about 5000rpm switch to 72 deg btdc.

    Let me know how it goes.

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    [QUOTE=speedpro;1129865009

    Let me know how it goes.[/QUOTE]

    Cheers will do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by richban View Post
    Fast is never fast enough.
    damn right!

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    Quote Originally Posted by richban View Post
    Cheers will do.
    I'm hoping that you aren't really going to try that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedpro View Post
    I'm hoping that you aren't really going to try that.
    No. I was thinking of some elaborate come back but nothing yet. What ever the setting ends up being it will take some time to sort. I want to raise the limiter to around 13500 and see what some advance unleashes. At the mo there is power above the 12500 limit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by richban View Post
    . . . to raise the limiter to around 13500 and see what some advance unleashes. . . . .
    The conrod?
    Don't you look at my accountant.
    He's the only one I've got.

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    Please oh please oh please go bang!! Haha kidding

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    From watching the Chch guys online I'd say that the rod will end up doing your rev limiting for you.
    Can you get your hands on a 600 IL4 curve with about the same bore and stroke and poke that in there or is that me being far too simple?

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    I have a Igntec ignition but I am yet to run it.

    It came with the right plug for the wiring loom.

    Anyone want to try it first?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Henk View Post
    From watching the Chch guys online I'd say that the rod will end up doing your rev limiting for you.
    Can you get your hands on a 600 IL4 curve with about the same bore and stroke and poke that in there or is that me being far too simple?
    I have confidence that this engine will last a little longer yet. It was built well and has lived a 12500 for most of its short life. 600 curve worth a look. It shouldn't be to hard with a knock sensor and some time.

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    Are you still using the standard CDI?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gav View Post
    Are you still using the standard CDI?
    Yep. Not for long. I will post Dyno results if I tune it on a dyno.

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