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what do u guys have to say about them are they good/bad. tell me the ins and outs. im especially looking at the procom ones. thaks

aftermarked cdi's
 

JMO..But The computer programable DYNA FS CDI is the only way to go...You can ajust your rev limiter install a lonch limiter.. Hook up a tach...and you install 4 diffent curves on it... there is a stock curve and a 1-2-3 curves you can set them up anyway you want... from stock to wild.. let say your just out crusing you leave it on the stock curve.. and when you ready to race you just take your seat off and put it on curve 3 and your ready to race...So i really like the DYNAs but there kinda high.. There anywhere from 350.00 to 500.00 but i think there worth every pennie...

aftermarked cdi's
 

Definately Dynatek, thats what i have, and love it. Wether you get Programmable or not, they are both great, the non is about 120bucks cheaper. Thats what i have. Ive also heard great things about the copperhead vdi, but its like 400 bucks

aftermarked cdi's
 

what do you have to say about the procom rev limiter. i found one and it is suppost to add 5hp. how much does the dynatek one add? thanks

aftermarked cdi's
 

i found a dyna programable one for 299.95 i presume that this is a good deal. can you tell me everything that i need to know about this brand. are they reliable, do i have to worry about blowing it up with the increased rpm range? etc. also, what does it bring the rpms up to. thanks again.

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