Is it worth it

declan

@Calum can you link me to one when you have time please

vtrn_raptor

Calum did you buy it online or go to a Yamaha dealer

Calum

@vtrn_raptor I know the guys at Yamaha Skellerns Cheltenham. So I just spoke to them. They said they were ordering a few and I said yeah get us one.

vtrn_raptor

This is the one I found https://www.thetuningworks.co.uk/store/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=62&products_id=1268&osCsid=7ca1426cba861d3223ae4124c1f490ec

Calum

@vtrn_raptor Yeah that's right mate. £160 exc VAT.

I got my programmer from them as well. Fast delivery etc..

declan

@Calum sounds intricate but I'm amazed at all the different functions

vtrn_raptor

What are ignitech like

vtrn_raptor

@Calum and also is the zeel for my bike just a plug in and ride or would I actually have to tune it as it looks way to complicated for me

Calum

@vtrn_raptor If you're not looking to map it, I'd probably just stick with the stock CDI, otherwise what's the point. A used CDI can be had for a fraction of the price.

But it's worth having.

Zeeltronic will provide you with five base maps. A switch can be plugged in so you can swap the map at the click of a button.

You have full control over the YPVS. There is no need for any botched derestrictions.

You can flick a switch to turn the YPVS off to fully open, for those of you who like having it open all the time, and switch it to have it working.

There is loads you can do with it. They're an awesome bit of kit.

vtrn_raptor

Think I'm gunna go with a oem one for now and on my last post I definitely think it's a cdi problem as it sparked for a while then I put it back where it was supposed to go and nothing and on the plus side can put the pv back on the servo with a new cdi

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Is it worth it