ESR CR Ignition?

[bubbag]

Hello,
As I'm sure you all know I have been having trouble jetting my mildly worked on 88R and I'm going to be swapping the ignition out and trying the ESR CR ignition.
I took the flywheel off today there was some moisture and rust in there and could possibly be my problem?
I tried ohming my ignition system but never really got any results (my mutlimeter is screwed I think).
So I'm just going to go ahead and order the Esr CR system tommorow, has anyone used this product and did it improve performance? It is on the pricey side at $499!

Bubba

[zedicus00]

i can know where you can get one at around 400 shipped to yur door. they work good.

[bubbag]

Is that brand new from a store?

[zedicus00]

brand new from a dealer.

[brokenbones]

does that 400.00 come with the timing plate and coil support like an esr or is it just the ignition i am running one in one of my bike and i works great so if i can get another let me know

[pismoracer]

Id also like to know where you can get one for 400 shipped? ?????????

[zedicus00]

i said around 400, i was to lazy to go look at yur site and i wasnt too far off. smart *****. :p

[EASTHILL]

i ran an esr cr ignition on my r for a few seasons.
much faster rev as the weight and size of the flywheel is about half.
will start on a 1/4 kick.
you can expect to loose some low end inertia.