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Domenic
PostPosted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 9:35 am 
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I searched and read what I could find...Seriously considering ordering one for my bike. Does this ignition require machining of side cover or flywheel?
Anything else I need to know? Thanks

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No machining. Pretty easy install. I installed one on my 73 CR250M and it works great. No more points problems! I don't even think about the ignition anymore, much less worry about it. If you have the $$$ (they ain't cheap) go for it.
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I've run one for about four years now and it works great. Highly recommended if you have the bucks.

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Domenic
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Thanks :D I'll start saving up...

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Well after destroying two pairs of boots and one ankle from kickback, :lol: the PVL ignition is finally installed!! Set the timing at .070” btdc..Seems to have a lot more power and runs very smooth. Would highly recommend the switch from points and advanced timing. Also saves on kick start pawls and ankles. 8)

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How much are these units???
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$375 from http://www.pro-flo.com

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frohrs
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Does the Instructions for the PVL Ignition tell you what to set the timing at? I would think so. I know it's mentioned here at .070 at btdc.

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Forrest Rohrs
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There we go!

Thank you Sir!

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