Ok better ignition question..

[Guest]

I was planning on switching over to a Dyna system anyway, so rather than screw around with the points, i ask this..keep in mind, i'm rather new to the ignition aspect, so its kinda a rook question.

Will the dyna system work with my stock coils, or will i need to buy new coils (planning on it eventually, but in the meantime) and if so will i need anything such as a balast resistor or anything like that? Thanks guys!

TCK

[SqDancerLynn1]

You can use the original coils, NO balast needed. You should get the Dyna 3 ohm coils or at least some 3 ohm coils from a newer bike. Something like early-mid 90's GSX/RF series- etc

[TheCafeKid]

Thanks for the info SDL1! Much appreciated. Now on to Z1 to shop for the system..or does anyone know of a cheaper place?? I hate to be cheap..but i am..lol

[tone]

Just my opinion but unless you are tuning the hell out of an old gs you'd be better off talking to these guys http://www.boyerbransden.com probably a fair bit cheaper as well :-D

[TheCafeKid]

Hrmmm dont see a listing for my old 77 750B...

[tone]

This will be the one

KIT00090

SUZUKI GS550/1000

my guess is it covers gs 550, 750, 850, & 1000 all models but contact them & ask the question they are usually very helpfull :-D

[robertob]

The problem with those ignitions is that they're hard to find in the states. Dyna ignitions are only about $140 over here, vs. $300 for Boyer or Newtronics.

[tone]

The problem with those ignitions is that they're hard to find in the states. Dyna ignitions are only about $140 over here, vs. $300 for Boyer or Newtronics.

well i had not thought of that but thinking about it now we have the same problem getting hold of dyna's at a reasonable price, anything from the states is expensive due to us getting hammered with import duty

having said that "gifts" dont attract that duty lol \\/