I have a CSI dizzy, I've been running bp6es, but wondering would running a resistor plug benefit the electronics in this dizzy? Cheers
Csi Dizzy, Which Plugs?
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GT Jimmy
, Jul 29 2024 12:25 PM
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GT Jimmy
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Posted 29 July 2024 - 12:25 PM
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Posted 29 July 2024 - 01:01 PM
The CSI website says you can use copper ignition leads “In fact, you can / may use copper leads when there is no observable problems” which would lead me to assume the module in the distributor isn’t overly sensitive to interference
https://csi-ignition.com/support/
https://csi-ignition.com/support/
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Posted 29 July 2024 - 09:02 PM
With my similar 123 ignition I use the NGK BP6ES spark plugs and don't have problems so far. AC Dodd also recommend to use this spark plugs.
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Posted 29 July 2024 - 09:49 PM
I ran non-resistor plugs with mine for around 10 years. I did swap over to Resistor Plugs a few years back and found them to be just that wee bit better.
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Posted 31 July 2024 - 06:45 PM
Thanks for the advice lads. I ended up going with resistor plugs, mainly because they were in it when I had it rolling roaded. Also fitted new arm, cap and some powerspark leads. Glad to say it's 95% there
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