Where to buy ignition cable?

[Nobbsie]

Can anyone give me a point in the right direction where i can buy some by the meter in auckland?
Know and good auto electrician?
looking for some good quality stuff

[nodrog:Me]

Can anyone give me a point in the right direction where i can buy some by the meter in auckland?
Know and good auto electrician?
looking for some good quality stuff

Nothing will be better than something that is manufactured to fit your motorcycle.

[mossy1200]

Can anyone give me a point in the right direction where i can buy some by the meter in auckland?
Know and good auto electrician?
looking for some good quality stuff

Join Date:27th January 2014 - 16:10 Bike: 1991 Gsxr 400 GK76A Location: Welington Posts:60

You sure you want an Auckland supplier?
You spelt Wellington wrong in your profile also.

Im onto you...

[Nobbsie]

Up in ak for work,
Thanks guys your so bloody helpful

[bogan]

Nothing will be better than something that is manufactured to fit your motorcycle.

Gen purpose lead made and purchased by meterage, might not be for a motorcycle...

[FJRider]

Nothing will be better than something that is manufactured to fit your motorcycle.

Good quality parts are available at most auto electricians ... at less than a quarter the price of specific make/model made up parts.

He's from Wellington (translation: Always looking for a bargin)

[nodrog:Me]

Gen purpose lead made and purchased by meterage, might not be for a motorcycle...

Good quality parts are available at most auto electricians ... at less than a quarter the price of specific make/model made up parts.

He's from Wellington (translation: Always looking for a bargin)

What I really mean is -

Any lead that has been manufactured with the 2 required ends on, is going to be far better than some Tard trying to make one.

[Nobbsie]

My bike didn't come with the ends on from the factory, so this tard is going to make some

[bogan]

What I really mean is -

Any lead that has been manufactured with the 2 required ends on, is going to be far better than some Tard trying to make one.

Yeh 100%, HT lead core is way way trickier to properly terminate than normal wiring.

[nodrog:Me]

My bike didn't come with the ends on from the factory, so this tard is going to make some

oh, you have a Lego motorcycle?

[FJRider]

What I really mean is -

Any lead that has been manufactured with the 2 required ends on, is going to be far better than some Tard trying to make one.

It entirely depends on the ability to replace/attach the new High tension leads on/to ANY specific motorcycle coils ... regardless of the quality of the product.

[FJRider]

oh, you have a Lego motorcycle?

Close ... a suzuki ...

[nodrog:Me]

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[Paul in NZ]

My bike didn't come with the ends on from the factory, so this tard is going to make some

Back in the day.... we bought coils of copper cored HT leads... We could get a variety of end to suit what ever old shit box we were fiddling with or even loop a few strands around the top of the plug... For an old speed twin or summat that was sweet...

GSRX needs a bit better especially if you are riding it in the rain etc...

Also - the size varies, the types vary and the end tend to be rather more diverse... Is it screened? Resistive caps?? Look - I'm not wanting to make this hard but factory is your safe bet - decent auto electric outfit next and work down..

[Nobbsie]

I understand where you are coming from but there is no replacement part for the lead alone. I would have to buy the coils. my coils are fine.
So hence looking for cable.
The only thing i can find online is people doing the same just replacing the cable