Posted by Wardner on September 10, 2007 at 11:30:39 from (4.154.244.210):
In Reply to: electronic Ignition posted by Tom Lee on September 10, 2007 at 07:00:12:
The electronic ignition has made a big difference on my 1940 Harley which I use as a daily driver. Provided my pre-start routines are correct (choke, spark retard, fuel open, throttle position, key on, etc) it will always start on second kick when cold; first kick when hot. I think it has more power too. The cost was around $130 last winter.
I also have it on a SMTA and a 400. Didn't notice a significant improvement but they were good starters and runners prior to the installations. The ignitions are 5-6 years old. I think I paid around $65-70 for the Pertronix.
I am thinking about installing an ignition on one of my forklifts.
I like the fact that the ignition eliminates one troubleshooting variable should there be a problem on any of these engines.
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