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Old 04-29-2012, 11:23 AM
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I bought a "performance CDI" at a scooter shop. It is to fit my 150 hammerhead. I also got got a chinese labled "performance coil". The shop said that the CDI will keep the motor from over speeding although now everything I read seems to read that performance cdis have no rpm limiter. The CDI is larger than the stock one, is not adjustable, and has a gold case with a Casoli moto lable. I don't know how one would check what full throttle rpm would need to be at or how to set that if this won't keep from over speeding. Some information I have read on similar looking CDI state they go to about 9000rpm and I have read that the GY6 is designed for 12000 rpm limit. Please help my poor understanding.
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Old 04-29-2012, 01:37 PM
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I also am concerned that one might be a dc and one an ac although I watched on monster gy6 that dc is usually larger and has only one wire in the 2prong side. I have only one wire but it is small. the casoli is much larger and has more wires. Actually as you can see, I have 2and 1 on mine and the casoli has 4 and two. Pictures may help and the engine family...


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Old 04-29-2012, 06:38 PM
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According to the wiring diagram of my hammerhead. The single wire on the two prong side is going to the ignition hence, dc. I still don't know what the shop sold me as to ac or dc.
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