Aftermarket 83 VR CDI from Regulatorrectifier.com?

[JeremyC]

Has anyone ever used this TCI box? How is it, and how is the place selling it?

http://www.regulatorrectifier.com/catalog/1983-Yamaha-XVZ12-Venture-1200-CDI-Ignitor

[reddevilmedic]

looks interesting....

[dingy]

I am thinking it is an Ignitech unit. Due to adapter cable comment.

 

Gary

[Prairiehammer]

I am thinking it is an Ignitech unit.

 

Yeah, it even shows an Ignitech number: [v88TCIP4full]

[dingy]

Yeah, it even shows an Ignitech number: [v88TCIP4full]

 

Missed that.

 

I have the same TCI avaliable now also. You will also get a new MAP sensor and other install related items from me. I have optional PC to TCI interface cables if you want to custom program TCI. Otherwise it will be ready to go if you get one from me.

 

$262, includes insured shipping in USA.

 

Gary

[JeremyC]

Gary,

 

I don't really know much about ignition mapping, so is it good to go with the way it comes programmed out of the box? And does it come with instructions on how to do the install of the map sensor? My bike is completely stock and has 60k miles on it.

 

And finally, where do I go to order it! It makes me sad that the old girl crapped out on me!

 

Thanks!

Jeremy

[Venturous Randy]

Missed that.

 

I have the same TCI avaliable now also. You will also get a new MAP sensor and other install related items from me. I have optional PC to TCI interface cables if you want to custom program TCI. Otherwise it will be ready to go if you get one from me.

 

$262, includes insured shipping in USA.

 

Gary

 

And with Gary, we also get a world of knowledge and help to go along with his unit.

RandyA

[dingy]

It will be set up when you get it.

 

With the 83, there will be a small rubber cap to plug off vacuum line to carbs for stock TCI. Instructions are included. And I will help on the phone or email if you need help.

 

PDF of instructions attached below. Also attached is Ignitech manual. Techy stuff, you don't need any of Ignitech manual stuff to put it in bike. It is as close to Plug & Play as I can get it.

 

Gary

[Yammer Dan]

One of these days I'm going to hook one of then up just to see!! I bought them for insurance then I sit and think. Could I be looseing a couple of horses with the old ones?? New ones are better?? If I was having problems with mine I would sure see Gary. His set-up would be hard to beat and he always has a answer for you!!! I even remember once when he was RIGHT!!!

 

All joking aside Gary's setup would be very hard to beat. I haven't run one yet. Lucky I haven't had to. I replaced the TCI on "Brown Sugar" the 1st week I had her. Is she running right? If not there are a few that hope she never does!!!

 

 

Phone??

[JeremyC]

Awesome. Sounds like a good deal to me!

 

I almost pooped in my pants when the yammer dealer told me $1126 to fix my 30 year old bike!

[Yammer Dan]

Awesome. Sounds like a good deal to me!

 

I almost pooped in my pants when the yammer dealer told me $1126 to fix my 30 year old bike!

 

 

 

And we charge 12 bucks a year for all that info....