Ignition -ITALKAST Super CNC- Vespa PK XL (cone 20/24mm) - 1400gr.

KAST Super Ignition - Cone 20 for Vespa PK XL 50-125 (with matching crankshaft also for PV/ET3/PK50-125/S)

The electronic KAST Super ignition is an advanced development for Vespa smallframe engines and offers greater reliability, higher performance and overall better efficiency compared to conventional contact ignitions. Thanks to its innovative technical features, this ignition is the ideal choice for anyone looking to optimize their riding experience.

Outstanding features:

Electronic reliability:
The electronic ignition offers a level of reliability that cannot be achieved with traditional contact ignitions. It eliminates common adjustment problems and ensures stable and precise operation.

Weight-reduced flywheel:
The flywheel has been designed to be lighter than the original version, which enables a faster engine response. The CNC version also offers the option of using different additional weights to customize the engine characteristics - either for a more direct and aggressive response or for a smoother and more even power delivery, depending on your riding style.

Higher light output:
A higher number of poles means that the 12 volts are output more evenly, which reduces the flickering of the lighting even at low engine speeds.

Precise ignition adjustment:
The ignition box with fixed pre-ignition is controlled via a pickup and offers greater precision and stability than systems based on the induction of a coil. This ensures precise ignition at all times, improves engine performance and reduces fuel consumption.

Aluminium fan wheel:
The aluminium fan wheel with 14 specially designed cooling fins optimizes engine cooling and thus increases the longevity and overall performance of the engine.

With the KAST Super Ignition, Vespa Smallframe owners get a high-quality product that has been developed for maximum performance and a longer service life of their vehicle. This ignition is the perfect solution for anyone who wants to exploit the full potential of their Vespa engine.