
DIY buffalo electronic ignition
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DIY buffalo electronic ignition
Id be surprised if someone hasnt already done this but if not...I had been looking for an electronic ignition for the 74 I picked up but didn't really like anything I saw. The Boyer looks almost homemade and wasn't too impressed with the fit n finish on the one a buddy got for his bonnie , I didn't want exposed PCBs either. I wasn't keen on an external controller like the Newtronics (or optical triggers) This is what I came up with, cheap at 120$ out the door.


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Re: DIY buffalo electronic ignition
And does it work ?
Long time members or folks good at using a search tool will recall the Dyna S home brew which yours sort of resembles. Richard posted details on his web site - see this link:
http://www.pinkpossum.com/GT750/Dyna%20S.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Is yours the same thing ?


Long time members or folks good at using a search tool will recall the Dyna S home brew which yours sort of resembles. Richard posted details on his web site - see this link:
http://www.pinkpossum.com/GT750/Dyna%20S.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Is yours the same thing ?

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Re: DIY buffalo electronic ignition
Yup sure does, tho right now my rotor is still just a functional mock up. The dyna home brew was actually the inspiration but I got tired of waiting on ebay for cheap enough used dyna setups to hack. These are Accuspark points replacement kits for VWs, similar to the pertronix ignitor.oldjapanesebikes wrote:And does it work ?![]()
Long time members or folks good at using a search tool will recall the Dyna S home brew which yours sort of resembles. Richard posted details on his web site - see this link:
http://www.pinkpossum.com/GT750/Dyna%20S.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Is yours the same thing ?
74 GT750
84 RZ350 KR
84 RZ421
RZ500/FZR400 hybrid WIP
02 RS250
91 NSR250
84 RZ350 KR
84 RZ421
RZ500/FZR400 hybrid WIP
02 RS250
91 NSR250
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Re: DIY buffalo electronic ignition
Interesting.
Let us know how it works out.

Let us know how it works out.
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Re: DIY buffalo electronic ignition
All done


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84 RZ350 KR
84 RZ421
RZ500/FZR400 hybrid WIP
02 RS250
91 NSR250
84 RZ350 KR
84 RZ421
RZ500/FZR400 hybrid WIP
02 RS250
91 NSR250
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Re: DIY buffalo electronic ignition
Cool !



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Re: DIY buffalo electronic ignition
You made a nice clean setup
any link to the senders you used .

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Re: DIY buffalo electronic ignition
Thanks,Suzukidave wrote:You made a nice clean setupany link to the senders you used .
http://www.accuspark.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I think it was kit 16 for bosch, Vw and pinto tho I'm pretty sure the module is the same in most kits, only the rotor and base plates change
74 GT750
84 RZ350 KR
84 RZ421
RZ500/FZR400 hybrid WIP
02 RS250
91 NSR250
84 RZ350 KR
84 RZ421
RZ500/FZR400 hybrid WIP
02 RS250
91 NSR250
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Re: DIY buffalo electronic ignition
So .. not too bad at around $138.00 US and everything is behind the engine cover . 

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Re: DIY buffalo electronic ignition
And just to confirm - you used the supplied trigger ring ? 

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Re: DIY buffalo electronic ignition
I did, it's a 4 magnet trigger ring, using a razor I removed 3 of the magnets ( which was very easy) then used a piece of tubing (axel tube from the front wheel of a scag commercial zero turn mower, perfect diam.) Ground one side into a square to fit the inside of the trigger ring on the other end a notch to fit the GTs cam shaft. Ill snap a pic of the rotor next time I have it off. Really a very simple job.oldjapanesebikes wrote:And just to confirm - you used the supplied trigger ring ?
I got them off their us distributor on eBay at 39.95 shipped each so 120$ total. I'm a cheap bastard so every cent counts



74 GT750
84 RZ350 KR
84 RZ421
RZ500/FZR400 hybrid WIP
02 RS250
91 NSR250
84 RZ350 KR
84 RZ421
RZ500/FZR400 hybrid WIP
02 RS250
91 NSR250