220 Ohms
5th July 2016, 05:23
Dyna used to sell an ignition (points replacement) for the RD400 but stopped as it would also allow the bike to run backwards, which I guess created a situation they didn't want to be liable for.
I'm looking at adapting a Dyna S system from another bike which is a fairly straight forward process but am wondering if there was any modification that could be made to stop it from running backwards. Advice only goes as far as getting the timing set spot on 2mm BTDC and making sure to kick it right through when starting and checking the tach for a reading to indicate it is running the right way.
I found one discussion where someone had been advised they could add another magnet on the rotor just behind the existing one (as far as how it triggers is concerned so that if it did kick backwards the added magnet would trigger first and being too far advanced for the low speed the engine wouldn't fire) but this seems like it could cause other problems, anyone got any ideas?
I'm looking at adapting a Dyna S system from another bike which is a fairly straight forward process but am wondering if there was any modification that could be made to stop it from running backwards. Advice only goes as far as getting the timing set spot on 2mm BTDC and making sure to kick it right through when starting and checking the tach for a reading to indicate it is running the right way.
I found one discussion where someone had been advised they could add another magnet on the rotor just behind the existing one (as far as how it triggers is concerned so that if it did kick backwards the added magnet would trigger first and being too far advanced for the low speed the engine wouldn't fire) but this seems like it could cause other problems, anyone got any ideas?