Ignite Your Passion for Performance! 🔥
The Ultima Single Fire Programmable Ignition Module, crafted by DynaTek, is engineered for Harley Davidson Carbureted EVO models from 1970 to 1999. This advanced ignition system features selectable advance curves, a rev limiter, and is compatible with both single and dual fire configurations. With a lightweight design and easy programming capabilities, it’s the perfect upgrade for riders seeking precision and power.
| Manufacturer | Ultima-Made by DynaTek |
| Brand | V-Factor |
| Item Weight | 9.9 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 5 x 5 x 2 inches |
| Item model number | MW53-644FBA |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MW53-644FBA |
| Special Features | Programmable |
J**Y
works well
works well in my sons 1990 HD Fatboy. not bad price
A**K
Evo electric ignition
Replace it every 2 years, they don't last but they're cheap and very simple to change
B**Ë
Great ignition system for Harley
This is a must buy for any rider with an Evo bike.. It made my 98’ Dyna FXDL perform better than it has for years! I love the #1 advance curve setting and easier starting. It was a snap to install and set up..
J**F
You'll need this eventually if you own an old HD
Simply the best aftermarket replacement for the obsolete HD motorcycle ignition system.I've used many, they always work flawlessly and last for years and years.I highly recommend the Ultima Single Fire Programmable Ignition Module.
S**S
great system
This is basically a re-branded Dyna ignition. Installation was simple, and the bike runs better than it ever did.
R**Y
Perfect fit and plenty of wiring
It was a breeze to install. Plenty of wiring so you can wire it very easy. 4 out of 5 stars because the card that you scan for the installation instructions were crap. Bought it for my friends 03 sportser 883 that had starting issues and it’s now runs perfect. I will definitely buy my self one when my module goes bad on my bike
R**.
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Works great...it fits no problem on 74 shovelhead and it's brand new in the box.
P**R
Does not like water at all!
I've killed two of these with water. Once when I was washing my bike at a car wash. The other I killed riding through a deep puddle because of Florida.It ran OK, but neither lasted more than 6 months.If you are using one, seal up your cone so water can't get in. That includes the weep hole. Put some sealer on it.I'm switching back to points because I haven't had any luck with any electronic ignition.
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