Has anyone elses WB rev box gone south?
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Has anyone else had their WB rev box go out on them? mine went about a month ago. I left it in the garage over night, went out the next day, and the thing wouldn't fire. so i checked every thing out on it and tried to start it again, nothing. For some reason i thought i'd put the stock cdi back in it and give it a try. It fired right up. So i let it warm up, shut it off, and put the WB cdi back in. It fired right up! So i left the WB cdi in it and rode it all day with no problems at all. The next morning i go out to the garage and hop on my 400ex, hit the start button, it turns over, but it won't fire again. So now i've had the stock cdi on ever since. Who else makes a high rev cdi box for the 400ex?
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I know someone with the XR250 cdi and it works fine. It also has the same part number as the one from WB at half the cost. WB is ripping you guys off.
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Watch it with these rev boxes guys. Everybody at the local shops tell me NOT to put one on unless I've done motor work. They say you'll float your valves and put alot of extra stress on the rod. I'll stick to the stock one for now.
I'm just trying to warn you. I don't want to hear of someone blowing their motor because of this. I know Hondas are durable but every motor has it's limits.
I'm just trying to warn you. I don't want to hear of someone blowing their motor because of this. I know Hondas are durable but every motor has it's limits.
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