A good friend who bit of a whizz has always said stick coils better to have an ecu capable to drive them, but hey not my field of expertise so personally I do not know.
Is there an altetnative on market to dyna coils, mines being playing up just sussed it today when it broke down more convincingly. That two I know of now that have failed not old ones either. What leads are people using.?
It probably moved the power to help you get off line quicker many factors alter quarter mile, depends on your set up and state of tune what I have seen on dyno 1 degree gave slight increase anymore simply tilted the curve.
You can slot it no problem, but remember nothing free it's a trade off your just moving power. With back to back runs on dyno I found 1 degree was optimum. Could it be your actually removing variability and just setting it to where it actually should be. Don't slot it in wrong direction
I'm afraid it does not make them ttougher but what it actually does is make the gears engage and stay locked and not bounce back apart or jump out of gear however you wish to call it.
If you see some gearboxes I have replaced I would certainly stick with 5 speed. I have personally had the dogs shear off side of second gear with a scary lock up coming into a corner. The 6 speeds just not got the same strength especially when you have an engine making good power.
It's 91 m heavily modified got to say handling is awesome got some real good lap times out of it. Only Limiting factor is ground clearance and geometry of rear swing arm angle, but hey they were never designed for that sort abuse, so finding very interesting views on special frames.
Always wondered how they handled, as considered would that be way forward with my slingshot as come to limit of it really now i think.. I rode friends haris copy, seemed to have all right bits and geometry, it was awful hated it.