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Is this stator worth it?
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Ride safe.
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Ride and wrench safe.
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It says in the write up that it has more windings to give more output. It also says that that isn't an actual picture of the one you are bidding on.
Ride and wrench safe.
I read that- I have heard this mod is basically the saving grace for the GS series Suzukis- but I have not heard of one on the Z series- but in the link it says that they have them that ARE direct bolt ons to replace the old Z1 stator.
All the EFI with MS threads I read, a killer charging system seems to be paramount. Consider the computer (which probably is a very tiny amount of energy needed), the ignition (not so small draw) and the fuel pump (much more power needed)
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