Universal Parmakit CDI box. Piaggio Citta Polini Moped

In this video, we dive into the benefits of upgrading to a high-performance universal Parmakit CDI box with an ignition curve, specifically on a Piaggio Citta moped. Watch as we install this game-changing CDI box and explain how it optimizes timing, improves throttle response, and boosts overall power output. From smoother acceleration to better high-end performance, we’ll cover why this is a must-have upgrade for anyone looking to take their moped to the next level!

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[Corn-ped]

This is a REUPLOAD. I tried to show that you need to ground the small spade connector.

For this universal CDI BOX to work you run power/signal to the larger spade and ground to the smaller spade.
If you want a kill switch, run a wire from the larger spade to your kill switch to ground out the coil and kill the bike.
Thats all folks!

[Friedbrain]

I like it covered. Looks sleeker that way.

[bencollins]

your knowledge and vids are the shit i love your vids if you can do more timing videos on effects ect i would love to watch it over a few times ( id pay to see you do anbother pw build but all the knowledge youve gained along the way putinto the pw and do some head work and boring out to 100cc its all the pw community are waiting for someone to do whats possible just someone with the skill needs to do it if you can honestly itll blow up that video 100%

[ogbigtsbikesandstuff]

I installed this on my new Tomos build. As I'm tuning and jetting I was thinking I needed to check the timing - guess not! 70cc A35 with stock flywheel and CDI. No adjustments to do I guess? Thanks as always for the content.

[malthethorning]

Hallo from Denmark. i have a vespa ciao, can i use that CDI on a original ignition. And what is the name for that CDI

[jonathanbenito]

@Corn-ped i got this cdi, i understand what it does at low rpm amd high rpm.
But in fact we must be sure at which initial timing values we rigg our ignition.
Did we have a curve/information that show how it retard or advance timing values from the initial riiging value ?
I mean if i rigg my peugeot 103 at 1, 6mm before TDC (approx 800rpm), how much value of timing i get at 3000rmp, 6000rpm, 9000rpm ?
You get informations on that ?
Thanks, your vids are really top quality and instructives for tge moped community 😊

[silas.anderson]

can this work on basically any engine like a scooter for example?