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Hi am looking at a vortex x10 or get cdi for a ktm/husky 125.
Anybody got some info on the impact on hp/torque these devices have? And in what range?.
They cost $700 over here so would like to what the impact would be. Contacted the dealer but he couldnt tell more then "customers are happy". No dyno available
Anybody got some info on the impact on hp/torque these devices have? And in what range?.
They cost $700 over here so would like to what the impact would be. Contacted the dealer but he couldnt tell more then "customers are happy". No dyno available
I guess i'm just abit amazed that many companies cannot offer data when they claim their product improves performance. I like what Scalvani does (dyno chart for their products comparing standard versus their product).
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DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
Also good for built engines to compliment the direction of the build in terms of engine power placement. I'll be getting one for my cr139 then getting it tuned on the Dyno.
Not tested it on a 125 yet but here are our KTM 85 results using the GET.
https://www.facebook.com/F1Motoperformance/photos/a.429733307068851.919…
Our price is $450 US details can be found here
https://www.f1moto.com.au/buy/for-ktm-125sx-2016-2018-get-cdi-map-switc…
Athena is a forward thinking company with some truly innovative products.
Not cheap but the best never is.
Reving it past the peak, and all the way till it makes less power than at idle?!?
(Was toying with the idea for my 2-stroke, as well.)
But this is real performance from a small capacity 2 stroke GET have a very good product here.
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