Re: Honda n600 0-60 mph Disaster IGN PICS

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kaiberryman
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Re: Honda n600 0-60 mph Disaster IGN PICS

Post by kaiberryman »

This is a very good information i have an outboard with a similar system ( chrysler ) i have 2 Z600 you can see the pictures i am thinking ind build a roll cage and copy the body panels in fibeglass, i learn to drive on a Z600 in 1980,so this car deserve a reborn with the clne engine used on chinese atv, very similar
On Wednesday, January 8, 2014 8:55 PM, David Brink wrote:
Before I built my ECU I used this solution. The points are still in use with no condenser and mechanical advance is still used. The points will not burn out over time because they no longer carry much current. They just trigger the ford module which in turn triggers the coil. I used the GM coil because I didn't have a Honda waste spark coil. The complete set up cost around $20 from a salvage yard.
http://japanesenostalgiccar.com/forum/v ... ca01921e2d
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 8:50 AM, mgpstearns < mgpstearns@...
wrote:
I would be interested in an electronic ignition for my car and would love to see someone come up with a solution that has readily available parts. I was looking at the Martek ignition write up it doesnt seem like it would be too difficult but unfortunately Martek is no longer around. .
bottom cop
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Re: Honda n600 0-60 mph Disaster IGN PICS

Post by bottom cop »

I'm not as mechanically talented as some on this site and I would like to see someone come up with a complete kit with instructions for a conversion to a electronic ignition that would be a plug n play version.
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bottom cop
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Re: Honda n600 0-60 mph Disaster IGN PICS

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Definitely
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RE: [2cylinderhondas] Honda n600 0-60 mph Disaster IGN PICS
I personally think Honda 600 contact point sets are dark age technology and just wanted to get rid of my points and associated high RPM point float. I spearheaded the Pertronix electronic ignition for the two stroke Subaru 360's and Suzuki Jeeps with the Nippondenso ignition. For 99 bucks you get drop dead reliable starting, a set dwell, and never have to change points again, and no point float!. I thought about doing the same for the Honda 600's. I think there is demand.
Mark www.mphspecialties.com
To: 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com From: dwbrink@...
Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2014 08:01:50 -0800 Subject: Re: [2cylinderhondas] Honda n600 0-60 mph Disaster IGN PICS
Here are installation instructions and an address.
http://www.650motorcycles.com/Martek.html
Mark. what are you looking for? For the price of that part you can build a complete ECU and completely control your timing. Add a few sensors and fuel injection. I got my Megasquirt kit for $207. I used it to run timing only with a carburetor.
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I just logged on no problem on my droid, so john i would say its a problem on your end?
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Re: Honda n600 0-60 mph Disaster IGN PICS

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David, that is a good way to convert almost every engine over to a more reliable system. I have done that on a few vehicles. My custom Honda system uses a hall effect and has held up well, but my engine won't rev past 7,500 under load. The cam that lifts the points on the Honda has only 2 lobes so I don't think we have point float!
Their are lots of reasons the engine won't rev past 8K, the profile of the Honda's camshaft's is the big limiting factor, it's designed for torque not 8,000 rpm.
Mark, sorry about your camera. As far as you shifting at 8,000+ rpm, get a tach that works. The tach jumps from 6,000rpm's to 8,500 faster than an F1 car. Maybe the 36hp engine is breaking the tires loose at 55mph,
I drove my coupe yesterday and the tach climbs smooth and slow under load in 3rd gear, I bet your shifting at 6,500 to 7,000.
I like your video's but give us some accurate info.
Lyle
Mark P Hatten
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Honda n600, 0-60 mph Disaster

Post by Mark P Hatten »

I hear you Lyle. I'm not happy with my Harbor freight cheapo tachometer either. It is fun to watch it wiggle, but I trust it not for accuracy
I was happy to get a 0-60 in 22.2 seconds verified by GPS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1fhp3Z7zo4
Mark Portland Or.
www.gpnwmme.com is sponsored by www.mphspecialties.com
David, that is a good way to convert almost every engine over to a more reliable system. I have done that on a few vehicles. My custom Honda system uses a hall effect and has held up well, but my engine won't rev past 7,500 under load. The cam that lifts the points on the Honda has only 2 lobes so I don't think we have point float!
Their are lots of reasons the engine won't rev past 8K, the profile of the Honda's camshaft's is the big limiting factor, it's designed for torque not 8,000 rpm.
Mark, sorry about your camera. As far as you shifting at 8,000+ rpm, get a tach that works. The tach jumps from 6,000rpm's to 8,500 faster than an F1 car. Maybe the 36hp engine is breaking the tires loose at 55mph, I drove my coupe yesterday and the tach climbs smooth and slow under load in 3rd gear, I bet your shifting at 6,500 to 7,000.
I like your video's but give us some accurate info.
Lyle
Don B Laughton
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Re: Honda n600, 0-60 mph Disaster

Post by Don B Laughton »

If you can measure 0-60 by GPS, it is safe to assume THEY know where you are!  They may Ben know who you are...They just can figure out the little red car. But they will, no matter how many billions it costs.
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On Jan 13, 2014, at 1:21 PM, Mark P Hatten wrote:
I hear you Lyle. I'm not happy with my Harbor freight cheapo tachometer either. It is fun to watch it wiggle, but I trust it not for accuracy
I was happy to get a 0-60 in 22.2 seconds verified by GPS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1fhp3Z7zo4
Mark
Portland Or.
www.gpnwmme.com
is sponsored by
www.mphspecialties.com
David, that is a good way to convert almost every engine over to a more reliable system. I have done that on a few vehicles. My custom Honda system uses a hall effect and has held up well, but my engine won't rev past 7,500 under load. The cam that lifts the points on the Honda has only 2 lobes so I don't think we have point float!
Their are lots of reasons the engine won't rev past 8K, the profile of the Honda's camshaft's is the big limiting factor, it's designed for torque not 8,000 rpm.
Mark, sorry about your camera. As far as you shifting at 8,000+ rpm, get a tach that works. The tach jumps from 6,000rpm's to 8,500 faster than an F1 car. Maybe the 36hp engine is breaking the tires loose at 55mph, I drove my coupe yesterday and the tach climbs smooth and slow under load in 3rd gear, I bet your shifting at 6,500 to 7,000.
I like your video's but give us some accurate info.
Lyle
lyletrudell
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Re: Honda n600, 0-60 mph Disaster

Post by lyletrudell »

Mark your 0-60 time is what the road test magazines said the car did when it was brand new. So your sedan is running great! I "raced" to my shop today in my 72 coupe and hit 81mph indicated, so about 77mph actual. These cars are fun to drive, nobody knows I am full throttle and slamming gears. : ) Lyle
dean m
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Re: Honda n600, 0-60 mph Disaster

Post by dean m »

you guys are inspiring me to do some time trials this weekend , my sedan has no roof and a hot hawaiian headed coupe motor with electronic ignition I've seen 85mph but have never timed it ill keep you posted next week cheers Dean
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Date: Monday, January 13, 2014, 6:45 PM

Mark your 0-60 time is what the road test
magazines said the car did when it was brand new. So your
sedan is running great! I "raced" to my shop today
in my 72 coupe and hit 81mph indicated, so about 77mph
actual. These cars are fun to drive, nobody knows I am full
throttle and slamming gears. : ) Lyle
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