Anyone here tried the Highlifter CDI or Module or whatever its called on there Bf650. The price is alot cheaper then the Dynatek.. The highlifter is mostly just for bottom end and the Dynatek works bottom and top end from what I have read..............I personally don't care about top end speed


Dynatek...........$235.00
Highlifter..........$100.00

 

I installed a module from Velocity Devices. Same thing as the Highlifter, but it also has a switch on it to turn it off and on. $84 shipped.

 

How is it so cheap then, especially with an on/off switch? That sounds very intriguing, but almost too good to be true.

 

Dyna also eliminates reverse over-ride.

I Had both. Dyna best in longrun IMO. Simply unplug & replace with stock CDI if you need to carry your ATV in for service/warranty.

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What about the module from Moose? I think that is the name. The local Kawi dealer has them here for 95.00 and it is a plug in module.

 

I can't comment on the pricing as that's up to VDI - the site shows it, $100 Canadian. I can, however, attest to the fact that the module works.

And the switch is nice because I can turn off the module for my wife or nephews.

 

The price on that Moose plug in looks like the ticket for me

 

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Check this out...........

 

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