Stator 1070 Ø89,95mm PVLstrator pvl

TheStator PVL 1070is the absolute reference for 125cc gearbox engines (KZ1, KZ2). Designed to meet licensing requirementsCIK/10-18, it guarantees a spark of surgical power and precision, even at speeds exceeding 15 000 rpm

Stator Ignition PVL 1070 Ø89,95mm – Type KZ1 / KZ2 (CIK-FIA)

The Stator PVL 1070 is the absolute reference for 125cc gearbox engines (KZ1, KZ2). Designed to meet licensing requirements CIK/10-18, it guarantees a spark of surgical power and precision, even at speeds exceeding 15,000 rpm.

Characteristics Precision Techniques:

  • Outer diameter: Ø 89,95 mm (perfect fit for standard motor housings).

  • Connectic High Reliability: Equipped with connector AMP Superseal (water, vibration and hydrocarbon-resistant).

  • Compatibility: PVL analog ignition mounted on most KZ engines (TM, IAME, Vortex, Modena, LKE).

  • Approval: Meets CIK-FIA technical standards (Type 10-18).

  • German quality: High temperature coiling for constant ignition stability throughout the final.

The Magickart Commitment: We only sell authentic PVL ignition.


The Council of Michel (Magickart): Stator PVL 1070

"Ignition is the heart of your KZ engine. My expert advice: The AMP Superseal connector is a wonder of sealing, but it must be handled carefully. Never pull the wires to disconnect your ignition, always pull the body of the connector to avoid weakening the internal pins.

A small motorist secret: the gap between your rotor and your stator is vital for the power of the spark. Use a bilge (often 0.35 mm or 0.40 mm depending on the motorists) to fix your stator. A stator too far, and you lose power at high speed; a stator too close, and with thermal expansion, the rotor may touch. With a well-set PVL 1070, your engine will have a phenomenal extension at the end of the straight line!"

  • Reference
    PVL01070
  • UPC
    300000152557
  • EAN13
    3000000156261

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