Dyna-S coil and plug cap upgrade

thanx zed!! one more question
will extended use with resistor caps cause damage to coils and modules in Dyna world?

now since i went back to stock coils with dyna-s, should i be using resistor caps?
in any event, let me tell you this much, it runs sooo much better with the stock tek coils
don't wanna screw anything else up.

thanx

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now since i went back to stock coils with dyna-s, should i be using resistor caps?
in any event, let me tell you this much, it runs sooo much better with the stock tek coils
don't wanna screw anything else up.

thanx

No need for resistor caps.

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now since i went back to stock coils with dyna-s, should i be using resistor caps?
in any event, let me tell you this much, it runs sooo much better with the stock tek coils
don't wanna screw anything else up.

thanx

No need for resistor caps.

Unless you are using "sat nav" on your phone by "Bluetooth" 

no sat, xm radio, cb radio, or anything like that on my bike lol 
no distractions for me. If phone rings while riding, i don't care enough to attempt riding and yapping on my phone lol
no pacemaker, yet
hit dynatek up bout coil, we'll see what they say.

clarification please
so if running 3.6 and 3.8 ohm stock coils with dyna-s, is it still ok to get rid of the resistor caps if also using copper core HT plug wire, meaning very minimal resistance? 
just want to be sure that what was being discussed I'd understood correctly

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clarification please
so if running 3.6 and 3.8 ohm stock coils with dyna-s, is it still ok to get rid of the resistor caps if also using copper core HT plug wire, meaning very minimal resistance? 
just want to be sure that what was being discussed I'd understood correctly

YES! 
Coils for Dyna 'S' should be between 3 and 5 ohms..
No resistance at the plug or cap required.