Topic: Frying ignitions - need help ASAP for race next weekend - Update from Dyna

[teebee67]

"I think I have all the components to make this modification at home, even with the pickup plate already modified for the CB750. Let me know if you are interested, as I have bought a Ignitech inition instead...

Ciao!
Riccardo"

Smart move in my opinion.

[westfieldandy]

where did you end up with this,

I only just read your problems with dyna,  and find it really strange,

I ran dyna s with 3 ohm dyna coils with no generator and a tiny battery on my championship winning cr honda,   we stuck with this for 3 years running, and its still on the bike now.

use dyna on all my race bikes now

[slikwilli420]

Ended up getting another new dyna unit and have not had any other issues. I sent my ignition and coils to dyna and they said they were are testing fine. I am running a resister from Hondaman and so far no issues.

[dragracer]

20 years on the same Dyna s in my red F model dragbike. MSD ignition with total loss and Dyna coils

[turboguzzi]

20 years on the same Dyna s in my red F model dragbike. MSD ignition with total loss and Dyna coils

i am afraid that it's the 20-25 minutes long races in hot weather that cook them to death

[slikwilli420]

20 years on the same Dyna s in my red F model dragbike. MSD ignition with total loss and Dyna coils

i am afraid that it's the 20-25 minutes long races in hot weather that cook them to death

Any additional thoughts on keeping the longevity up? I already have the resistor pack from Hondaman to keep the 3ohm coils from doing any damage. I thought about cooling, like a vented cover might help?

[turboguzzi]

could be a good idea, just tape the holes up in wet races

That said, i'm on my third road race bike using used GSXR box/pick up/coil combos, 10 seasons, about 60 races, 0 DNFs.... I bring an extra combo set to the races just in case, never needed it. I use the same stuff on my kz750 daily rider too. without vented covers