Re-Building Dizzy
05-15-2006, 05:39 PM
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Re-Building Dizzy
Well most people say the stock dizzy is better than an MSD dissy. So what can u do to improve the performance of the stock dizzy?
Somepeople said something about ball bearings, I think thats a good idea, But what about the eletrionics in the dizzy. what can u do to upgrade them? I got an MSD cap today and its nice, i like it a lot.
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Somepeople said something about ball bearings, I think thats a good idea, But what about the eletrionics in the dizzy. what can u do to upgrade them? I got an MSD cap today and its nice, i like it a lot.
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05-15-2006, 08:45 PM
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RE: Re-Building Dizzy
The electronics are on the outside. Pull the TFI module off, clean the 2 surfaces, and apply a fresh coat of heatsink compound to mounting surfaces. The old stuff dries out, gets crappy, the module gets hot, and dies. Clean the connectors with brake cleaner or contact cleaner. Inside there's just a pick up or hall that basicaly just works. Not to much to do on the new stuff.
05-15-2006, 10:24 PM
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RE: Re-Building Dizzy
Unless there's something really wrong with yours nope. I've seen the gear pin shear on one of those rebuilts cause the hole in the shaft was wallered out. Think about the people who rebuild those things. They're rioting to stay here, cut yer grass, and rebuild dizzy's. Intiendo amigo, su habla CRAP?
