Evening all,
Looking for words of wisdom. I am fitting a Dyna 2000 system to my Z1000A2 which Dyna coils should I use 2.2 ohm or 3.00 ohm.
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2.2 or 3 ohm dyna coils
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2.2 ohm is the recommended resistance. 3.0 ohm will work, but you will lose a very small amount of spark intensity.
Make sure you get suppression wires or put suppression plug caps on - the RF interference can cause problems with the electronics in the Dyna 2000.
The new Dyna 2000 units are programmable - you can buy a separate kit with Dyna's CurveMaker software and a harness to plug the unit into a serial port on your PC. It's far cheaper to buy the DYna 2000 with the 2.2 ohm coils
Make sure you get suppression wires or put suppression plug caps on - the RF interference can cause problems with the electronics in the Dyna 2000.
The new Dyna 2000 units are programmable - you can buy a separate kit with Dyna's CurveMaker software and a harness to plug the unit into a serial port on your PC. It's far cheaper to buy the DYna 2000 with the 2.2 ohm coils
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