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Offline Old Scrambler

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Ignatech on a CB750
« on: May 12, 2023, 03:32:53 pm »
Does anyone know how to mount the timing disk at the end of the crank? The disk that came with the ignition has a large center hole. It appears that a proper shouldered bolt would be shorter than the OEM unit and would allow for a shallow cover. Apparently I can have Ignitech send me the proper disk/center hole, but looking for advice about a shorter bolt.
« Last Edit: May 12, 2023, 03:47:13 pm by Old Scrambler »
Dennis in Wisconsin
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Offline Dresda500

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Re: Ignatech on a CB750
« Reply #1 on: June 13, 2023, 02:06:50 pm »
Do you have a pic of the parts and crank end? I'm about to install on both a CB250K twin road racer and a CB500 raod racer . The 500 should be very similar to your 750. I have three different timing disc so can choose which one fits best. I think the 500 came with a small one and a dedicated trigger mount plate, but on the 250 I need to fab the mount plate, but its pretty simple.

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Re: Ignatech on a CB750
« Reply #2 on: June 29, 2023, 08:38:32 am »
Yes, they sent me the small disk which is likely of no use. My unit is the TCIP4 which I wish to mount to a standard crank end.  I now have a Dyna S on the bike land the Ignitech intructions say I could choose to use that pickup! They also sent me a rotor equal to the Honda unit but with a huge center-hole.

My goal is to have a rev-limiter and and ignition retard when in top-gear at 7000+ rpms. It appears that the Ignitech unit would eliminate the wasted-spark.  Wiring is 'new to me' but I need to learn to achieve my goal. Currently running total loss with a 12v lithium battery. Maybe I should have a seperate battery for this unit. My tach is self-powered.

I am travelling but will get a few pics to email next week. My email is: dweinhold@gmail.com
Dennis in Wisconsin
'64 Triumph Cub & '74 Honda CB750 Bonneville Salt Flats AMA Record Holder (6)
CB750 Classic Bonneville Racer thread - http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php/topic,135473.0.html
'63 CL72 Project(s)
'66 CL77 Red
'67 Triumph T100C
'73 750K3 Owned since New
'77 750F2 Cafe Project
2020 ROYAL ENFIELD Himalayan

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Re: Ignatech on a CB750
« Reply #3 on: Today at 06:13:43 pm »
Did you ever get this unit installed? I’m intrigued about this system but so little info on how it goes on our bikes.