smaller rotor, anyone tried?
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 1:17 am
been reading a few previous threads on diffrent forums ie, rgv,nsr etc and theres a fair bit of chat about using a diffrent ignition aswell as ignition rotor, one using a modified moto x unit. i dont mean aftermarket tackle i mean something off an existing model. actually i beleive mj was experimenting with a similar setup some time ago. does anybody know if the kr crank taper is the same as any other mx fitment, my most obvious hope would be a kx crank? my goal would be less rotating mass, large saving compared to a std lightened f/wheel, better ignition settings for race conditions given the fact that std setup has economy in mind as its a road bike resulting in, hopefully extra tourque that a stock unit couldnt match as the stock ignition on the kr was a weak point years ago resulting in some bikes refusing to rev out/above 10500rpm in some cases! im aware of the zeeltronic but a trip to the local mx breakers could find the basic bits needed at a fraction of the cost(although the zeeltronic is good value) and i would feel happier about experimenting with something that cost 50-80 quid rather than a nice new unit at over twice as much! making a stator plate with slotted holes wouldnt be to hard and i dont think converting it to power 2 cylinders would be either with enough research about ignition timings/electronics etc. maybe even make something with tps etc as i think mj was on about experimenting with this also, would be very intrested to learn how far you got mark and what problems you encountered, read that topic a wile ago now and have'nt heard since? possibly even mix/match smaller f/wheel of mx with existing stator making a suitible mounting plate with variable static advance, taking into account the smaller distance between the revolution of the pickups on the f/wheel? im not certain but can imagine that a n f3/kit f/wheel is similar(ish) in size to a motorcross rotor from what ive heard(kit) and seen(mx)? any previous experience/tips or ideas from someone with experience in one off ignition setup would be highly appreciated, thanks to anyone who may help, cheers matt