CDI Restriction

[Howard]

If I cut the wire in the CDI to remove the restriction, but don't do anything else, how much faster can I expect to go? This is a 2015 KYMCO Agility. Thank you.

[ThehardcoreFTW]

About 10% faster. Be prepared to run at some high rev`s whilst not really going that fast. Better start with getting a smooth drive boss, more result and less strain on the engine. (And your wallet, and the enviroment.)

[mury]

Lastly, after 2013, is there a restriction in CDI ?

[Tseg]

My 2015 Super 8 based on the Agility platform took me from 28 to 33-35 after pulling the purple/red wire.

[mury]

After a thorough check, I found that my CDI was first cut at the back and then cut the purple cable, so I really do not have a limiter

[Tseg]

Over the years there have been several forum mentions the Kymco OEM CDI fully limited maxes RPMs at ~7500.  With the purple wire cut it is still limited ~9K RPM.  This is a good thing for the longevity of a scooter, if true.  I don't have an RPM gauge to test and have no hills to try to test the claim.

[ThehardcoreFTW]

Can`t confirm the 7.5K OEM RPM limit as I didn`t have my rpm meter when I still had it limited :p Sounds legit though. With it de-restricted it seems to be limited at around 9.2K RPMS.

[dude]

My 2015 Super 8 based on the Agility platform took me from 28 to 33-35 after pulling the purple/red wire.

Are the wires exposed or do you have to hack in with a saw? If so, what part of the box do I hack? I have 2014 ag50

[JJJoseph]

Try this: http://www.kymcoforum.com/index.php?topic=23384.msg165141#msg165141

[AylmerFreerider]

dude...

No need to hack the box.  Just remove the purple wire from the wire harness and cover with electrical tape.  So you can put it back if you ever get a unrestricted CDI