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Mechanical advancer differences
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1974 Z1A As original as I could get it
'88 ZX750R braided lines, mostly original
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I have two z1 engines one a z1b and the other a z1. I see that there is a difference between the two advancers in how they are stamped (timing marks). I have a new dyna ignition setup in the z1b and want to put it on the z1. I know that according to z1E they have a different rotor for the earlier engines available. Is there a reason I can't change the whole setup between the two (including advancers)? I think it should work, but I thought I would throw it our there here just incase.
Per Z1E:
Dyna-S Electronic Ignition DS2-1 - Kawasaki Z1 KZ900 KZ1000...
If you have a 73 Z1 or an early 74 Z1A, we may need to supply a different crank rotor. Up through engine number Z1F-32817 kawasaki installed a 5/40 degree mechanical advancer (normal fire mark is 5 degrees then advancing to 40 degrees). If you have one of these on your engine, please enter a note in the special instructions to replace the standard rotor (3 rotor) in the Dyna-S with one special for these early bikes (3A rotor).)
As many advancers have been swapped from bike to bike, please check before ordering.
I interpret this to mean using Dyna-S with the early advancer requires Dyna-S rotor 3A,
and using Dyna-S with the later advancer requires Dyna-S rotor 3 which is furnished unless rotor 3A is specially requested.
Sorry I don't know difference in appearance between rotor 3 and rotor 3A.
The Z1B should have the later advancer and rotor 3, which I believe would fit and work just fine on the Z1.
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