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> Anyone ever use one of the CDI's that the Rev. Hoover reccomends? > the ones that don't replace you're points, just use them to carry > far less current and use them as a signalling device? They sounds > great. Cheap, and it only take moving a wire to make it stock > again.... I have used several of them since 1966, although I currently don't have a daily driver with one installed. The ones I have used were Mark 10 made by Delta Products in Colorado, but I don't know if they are still in business. It is a good product that makes no more claims for itself than are justified, the main ones being increased plug life and virtually infinite point life. They make the point that all your wires and insulators need to be in top condition. There may be a small cold weather starting advantage, but in general they seem to give exactly the same performance as a stock system in good condition. The big advantage is that nothing ever gets out of adjustment. The "B" and "C" versions have a switch that restores the operation to the stock system. Couldn't be any simpler. These were available factory wired or as kits. Jim - ******************************* Jim Adney, jadney@vwtype3.org Madison, Wisconsin, USA *******************************