mckzx9
Well-Known Member
thanks Dannymax
I could hear the mitzubisi cops arching on mine,at idle. They came off of an R1. Bought a set of Densos from e-bay. Problem gone.The COP's are for a 04-06 Yamaha R1 so they are suppose to be Denso. I cant tell if they are jumping but i see nothing spark or anything at night? how can i check?
Sure enough, the coils are arcing to the block, damn. Got the stock coils still so im going to put those back on until i get the denso ones. i think i might go with dyna 3000, and high performance wires and coils, any ideas as to what ones? Worth it? or should i do dyna with denso cop's?
Thanks guys
I don't know about the COP's, but there is an improvement with the Dyna 3000 and their DC3-2 mini coils. great seat of the pants, noticeably, and people are seeing +5hp on the dyno with them. As you already know, the COP's are great for replacements and easy on the wallet. With the DC3-2's it's basically the pain in the ass to install the front two, like the stockers are.
Had not heard of these coils....very slick! Are you running them KJ? With a DYNA box?
I don't think anyone is seeing performance gains with cop's, I didn't. As you said, easy on the wallet and realitively easy to install.
Very quick question on the resistors for the COPs, I've been struggling to find the right ones (1ohm, 20W) but have now found ceramic wirewound ones which are used in hi-fis.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ceramic-W...ound_Vision_Speaker_Parts&hash=item1c0544f48e
Are these ok to use on the bike?
Cheers
I installed cops sold by BLAXMAX years ago on my 85 with the programmable controller. I have no idea if they have resistors or not, I'm guessing not since my vboost comes on any time it wants to. at idle or anywhere up to 6000 rpms.I have the last of Gannon's kits that is ever going to be made and all the connectors to make them with. Once I sell out the completed stuff I will probably sell the kit as a DIY at a reduced price with all the connectors and pins plus the new coils. BUT, I am not sure if I will have resistors at that time.
Stock 85-89 or any year Dyna 3000 I highly suggest WITH the resistors. Some have ok luck without but it's a crap shoot.
Stock 90-07 can go without resistors and hold up better though they can still fail from the additional loads. The boxes are not as "fragile" though and seem to be holding up better.
Ignitech CDI's we sell can run either way as it's self load sensing and durable enough for the extra load of an unresistored kit. They have other benefits too of course.
Some troubles that can occur without resistors is the vboost quits working. Especially if you have a T-boost or other vboost device on there like a sassy.
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