Piston Hole Kz1000LTD 1982
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Re: Piston Hole Kz1000LTD 1982
17 Nov 2024 11:30 - 17 Nov 2024 11:33
This would be my choice (it does actually list this as for the early and late KZ so what you have for the 900 may be ok) miss-firing could potentially have caused the issue !! Lot's of guys on here using these
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Re: Piston Hole Kz1000LTD 1982
17 Nov 2024 12:47 - 17 Nov 2024 12:50[
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Took Me a while to find the right box, but here’s what I’ve found.
i have a complete brand new in the box dyna 3 system, and additionally I also have an extra pulse “board” that probably came from ebay too.
if I am reading your picture right, I could use the current coil setup if I was to use the dyna. Right?
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Re: Piston Hole Kz1000LTD 1982
18 Nov 2024 09:15
Got a reply from Dynatek. As follows:
Decision now is to go factory or dynatek.
my concern on going stock, is that perhaps the igniter will fail soon or is failing already, and spending cash on the factory part will be wasted.
what do you guys think?
Decision now is to go factory or dynatek.
my concern on going stock, is that perhaps the igniter will fail soon or is failing already, and spending cash on the factory part will be wasted.
what do you guys think?
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