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Kurt
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motorcycle coil

Post by Kurt »

Any two cylinder motorycycle coil will work. I used the accel coil
without problems.
David
MarkS
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Re: motorcycle coil

Post by MarkS »

>Any two cylinder motorycycle coil will work. I used the accel coil
>without problems.
>David
Does 12 or 6v make a difference?
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dustyspath
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Re: motorcycle coil

Post by dustyspath »

Yes, I think a 6v coil on a 12v system yields a much hotter spark. :)
Marshall Mike Gladu wrote:
> >Any two cylinder motorycycle coil will work. I used the accel coil > >without problems.
> >David
> Does 12 or 6v make a difference?
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> ------------------------------------------------------------------ > Mike Gladu, Cycling Photojournalist, Infinite HangTime Photography > Honda '82 CB900F, '84 XR200R, '70/'71/'80/'81/'82/'83 C70 Passport > Honda '86 VT500C, '97 Dream 50, Husqvarna '84 510TE, BMW '74 R60/5 > Passport/C70 info:
> http://www.velodrome.com/HondaC70/HondaC70.html
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dealadayray
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Re: motorcycle coil

Post by dealadayray »

yes, but before you go charging off to get a new coil check out the repair
to your coil on the ANZhonda600owners page. Look in the photo album section
under coil repair. Many of the coils only need new wires. Cut the wires
out and do a continuity check between the two barbs at the bottom of the
wires. (You can check them by going to the bottom of the wire next to the
coil with your meter) If it's the blue wire the same can be done here.
If your not sure, send it to me and I will check it out for free.
Send it to:
Bill Colford
7518 Westbrook Ave.
San Diego, CA. 92139
Along with $5.00 to return postage (priority mail) most destinations in the
USA.
And, if you just want to send it to me, I will send back a "Made in Japan"
engine compartment decal.
Bill
robertprentice55
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Re: motorcycle coil

Post by robertprentice55 »

It will also FRY your points in a very short time, as it requires more current to fire it!!!
Larry
Marshall Montchalin wrote:
> Yes, I think a 6v coil on a 12v system yields a much hotter > spark. :)
> Marshall
> Mike Gladu
>
> wrote:
> > >Any
> > two cylinder motorycycle coil will work. I used the accel coil
> > >without problems.
> > >David
> > Does 12 or 6v make a difference?
> > --
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Mike Gladu, Cycling Photojournalist, Infinite HangTime Photography
> > Honda '82 CB900F, '84 XR200R, '70/'71/'80/'81/'82/'83 C70 Passport
> > Honda '86 VT500C, '97 Dream 50, Husqvarna '84 510TE, BMW '74 R60/5
> > Passport/C70 info:
> > http://www.velodrome.com/HondaC70/HondaC70.html
> > ==================================================================
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