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Dual Plug cylinder head for GPZ 750
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Do you have a link to the coils you used? I'm interested in what the model is.
Not sure that dual plugging by itself will give you much extra HP, but I believe that when used in combination with higher cylinder pressures and higher octane fuel it can make a big difference in the amount of advance you can run.
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DoubleDub wrote: Not for a 750, but I know zed1015 has done it on his kz1000 head. I don't think it's any different than the 750 head for a dual plug setup.
Do you have a link to the coils you used? I'm interested in what the model is.
Not sure that dual plugging by itself will give you much extra HP, but I believe that when used in combination with higher cylinder pressures and higher octane fuel it can make a big difference in the amount of advance you can run.
I've done quite a few now.
Made up a drilling jig that bolts to the heads outer location dowels to get the plug positions exact every time.
I don't bother re-angling the four original plugs though as there's no measurable advantage but a nice touch,same as the the S1.
I use dyna-S and four dyna 1.5 ohm coils wired in series.
An easy set-up with just a short link wire needed and they work like a four post 3 ohm coil.
Set timing anywhere between 28 to 35 deg depending on spec etc.
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The Rainey bike had 4 coils and FWIW I think this is going to be down to which ignition is used more than the number of plugs.
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les holt wrote: Can't say I've ever seen a dual plug head on a 750. Bet you have to pull a little timing out it to be where you want. Look on KZZone's website for greg copes tuning tips, I believe he talks about it.
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i keep it book marked lol cool stuff, says dual plug can allow 4 to 6 degrees less than single.
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the best advice i can give is dont take dnthavakawmans advice..
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DoubleDub wrote: (edited as the offending posts have been removed)
No they ain't haveakaw's still here.
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That's same when it comes to any kind of tuning or performance numbers posted :laugh:Hollywoodmx wrote: Elevation will play a role in determining the optimum timing as well. Something to keep in mind for when others post their timing settings.
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