Crank Triggered Pertronix
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Aaron,
Nice looking piece of work!
Have you tested it for sparkage? I know the Pertronix is supposed to be sensitive to magnet polarity. I hope that magnet stays in there at 12,000 rpm. And the relative speed of the magnet passing the pickup is going to be much higher than with a standard Pertronix rotor...course the magnet is wider so it's got more time to pick it up. Funny shit happens at 12k rpm....bring your back up parts to move it back to the cam in case of problems.
I can send you Pertronix spares if you need them.
JohnnyB
Nice looking piece of work!
Have you tested it for sparkage? I know the Pertronix is supposed to be sensitive to magnet polarity. I hope that magnet stays in there at 12,000 rpm. And the relative speed of the magnet passing the pickup is going to be much higher than with a standard Pertronix rotor...course the magnet is wider so it's got more time to pick it up. Funny shit happens at 12k rpm....bring your back up parts to move it back to the cam in case of problems.
I can send you Pertronix spares if you need them.
JohnnyB
Been in Florida. Aaron, looks good. You used JB's backing plate? But JB, You're using a different electronics, right? I never thought of putting the Pert right on there. Great idea. Whose was it?
On the subject of pole sensitive, are you SURE they matter? I swore JB and I had a discussion about my putting the magnets in both ways (that they fit into the slots) and my bike ran either way . . . .
Scott, who has almost all the parts to start the rebuild of the 175.
ps have you seen this guys site? I just got some NOS Honda gaskets from him. http://Larrymcyc.com/
On the subject of pole sensitive, are you SURE they matter? I swore JB and I had a discussion about my putting the magnets in both ways (that they fit into the slots) and my bike ran either way . . . .
Scott, who has almost all the parts to start the rebuild of the 175.
ps have you seen this guys site? I just got some NOS Honda gaskets from him. http://Larrymcyc.com/
Yes to JB's baking plate. The crank trigger idea isn't mine but moving one to the crank has been something I've been thinking doing since I got it, but Branson may have had some input that spawned something in my head so maybe hes the one who thought of it first.
On the subject of the direction of magnets, you and Branson are wrong. They are pole sensitive. I have a feeling that Branson didn't agree to that.
Yeah I'm still using a slopper head for 2 reasons. One I thought you needed to for AHMRA (which you don't) and 2 cause I haven't made new pipes for a vert head yet.
At Frontier Land you said you were going to Daytona are you still going?
Aaron
On the subject of the direction of magnets, you and Branson are wrong. They are pole sensitive. I have a feeling that Branson didn't agree to that.
Yeah I'm still using a slopper head for 2 reasons. One I thought you needed to for AHMRA (which you don't) and 2 cause I haven't made new pipes for a vert head yet.
At Frontier Land you said you were going to Daytona are you still going?
Aaron
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