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    Replacing CDI

    Would I be able to replace the CDI unit in my tzr250r with one from the same year tzr250sp without blowing shit up? Or would I need to do carbs and all the other SP bits before it'd work?

    I've heard the R model retards the timing in 5th and 6 gear, where the SP doesn't, and i assume it'd be all set through the CDI.

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    are you saying tzr250r = retarded?

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    eek

    oi! Watch it!

    Looks like the CDI was thinking about getting is the same as the one I already have, so I think I'll flag that idea

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    Surely the 'r' stands for riiiiiing-ding-ding-ding-ding?

    Sounds like more net surfing is in order!

    Why do you want to go faster? Isn't that thing quick enough now?
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

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    riiiiiing-ding-ding-ding-ding is right

    I probably shouldnt bother spending money making it any faster, it can still scare me as it is now Might just wait a few months till I get my full so I can get a 600 or something.

    Just saw a cheap CDI for it on trademe, but it's not an SP one.
    Loads of other SP bits for sale on there tho

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    Could easily check-get a timing light with advance built in, Mark TDC on the end of the crank. Put the bike up on a rear stand and run it up in 1st,2nd,3rd,etc. up to top gear and then you'll know if it has a different advance curve in eack gear.
    the other thing is that to change the timing for each gear, it would need a gear position indicator, which would be a switch on the side of the gearbox near (or opposite) to where the shifter goes in.if there is no wiring going to such a switch, then it can't have one.
    Luv it!

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