Dynatek Kawasaki Ignition Dfs2-18 on 2040-parts.com
Alpine, California, US
NEW IN A BOX
4 Horsepower Increase
Increased top speed 53+ MPH
Dynatek CDI Rev Box
Fits 2008 Kawasaki Teryx 750
DFS2-18
Direct Plug in Performance. As used by winning pro racers worldwide. Available with features that will let you customize your quad, and make it the trickest, fastest, baddest one around.
Features
- Improved Timing Curves
- Increased rev limiter
- No forward or reverse speed limiter
- Increased Spark Energy
- Improved Throttle Response
- Easier Starting
- Plug-In Module Replacement
- (Easy Mounting)
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