Moturo Racing ignition coil w. spark plug connector compl. type 4 for ATV Quad Dirt Bike

Moturo Racing Ignition Coil Type 4 for ATV, Quad, and Dirt Bike

The Moturo Racing Ignition Coil Type 4 for your ATV, quad, or dirt bike — approx. 31,000 V instead of the original 16,000 V ignition voltage, ignition cable and 135° spark plug connector included, ready for installation.

The ignition coil is located between the CDI and the spark plug and provides the high voltage for the spark. According to the manufacturer, the secondary voltage reaches approx. 31,000 V — almost twice as much as a standard ignition coil with approx. 16,000 V. The high ignition voltage ensures clean ignition even at high RPMs and cold temperatures.

The ignition cable with a silicone-sealed, 135° angled spark plug connector (metal version) is already pre-assembled. 2-pin connection.

Installation takes about half an hour using a hex key set and socket wrenches.

Ignition coil for your ATV, quad, or dirt bike, made by Moturo.

Performance · Material · Specs

• Secondary voltage approx. 31,000 V (standard ignition coil approx. 16,000 V)
• Ignition cable and silicone-sealed 135° spark plug connector included
• Metal-design connector
• 2-pin connection

Important notes – please read

Approval-free replacement/wear part; the replacement does not require registration. Universal item — please check the pin configuration and installation dimensions with your bike before ordering.

Tools & time required

• Hex key set in standard sizes
• Socket wrench for mounting
• Approximately half an hour for an experienced mechanic

Scope of delivery

1 × Racing ignition coil with ignition cable and spark plug connector (135° angle, metal version, pre-assembled). Not included: mounting screws, tools.

Frequently asked questions

Does this ignition coil fit all ATVs and quads?
No, it is a universal item. Compare the 2-pin connection and installation dimensions with your bike before purchasing.

Does the part need to be registered?
No. This replacement/wear part does not require registration; what matters are the correct dimensions, design, and proper installation.

What ignition voltage does the coil provide?
According to the manufacturer, approx. 31,000 V secondary voltage — about twice as much as a standard ignition coil with approx. 16,000 V.