The S&S Silver Saxon turbo I have is fitted with the Z1000A1 engine (1978) and is still on the original points system.
I would like to go over to some form of electronic ignition system but wondered what would fit off other Kawasaki models. I know that the Dyna 'S' system is fit & forget, and is exceedingly good value but am open to offers should anyone have spare pulsars & box to sell. As for the wiring it's no problem, I've been wiring bikes for 27 years.
Many thanks, Will
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With a turbo motor you will need to run your ignition retarded around 10 degrees - this helps avoid detonation.
The Dyna 2000 is a nice unit - out of the box you have a selection of retard settings. But if you really want to play, Dyna provides a programming kit to allow very precise ignition curve settings. The other big plus is a built-in rev limiter - a very nice feature with a turbo bike.
On my turbo bike, I run either 8 or 12 degrees depending on air temperature. On very hot days I use the 12 degree setting, but on cooler days I run 8 degrees - very easy to change - just a selection knob on the unit.
The Dyna 2000 is a nice unit - out of the box you have a selection of retard settings. But if you really want to play, Dyna provides a programming kit to allow very precise ignition curve settings. The other big plus is a built-in rev limiter - a very nice feature with a turbo bike.
On my turbo bike, I run either 8 or 12 degrees depending on air temperature. On very hot days I use the 12 degree setting, but on cooler days I run 8 degrees - very easy to change - just a selection knob on the unit.
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