more like the crank and I said a few prayersOgri211 wrote:It might have been 2.2 to 2.25 I wasnt wearing my specs its amazing what you can do with a dial gauge, an old spark plug and a grub screw. the bike goes better than it did before it must be my bright Orange paint job.Neil the Don wrote:2.23mm BTDC ? Wow !! That's very precise !!Ogri211 wrote:I've fitted 3 new sets of points, timed them to 2.23mm BTDC new plugs new battery and the bike is going great , took it a wee 50 mile blast yesterday and didn't miss a beat I should have listened to you in the first place.
H1B Ignition
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Re: H1B Ignition
I'm sure the points will work better now with a straight crank 
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Came across these people, they list an electronic ignition system for Kawasaki 3 cylinder bikes in there 2 stroke list.
No details are given, so you will have to contact them.
http://racetechdev.sharepoint.com/Pages ... folio.aspx
No details are given, so you will have to contact them.
http://racetechdev.sharepoint.com/Pages ... folio.aspx
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Re: H1B Ignition
Im just going to stick with the points most of the systems seem to be a wasted spark which causes missfires, I have a great system in my GT750 ( Accent ) but I think the crank rotates in the opposite direction so I wouldn't be able to modify it.
Kawasaki H1B, Suzuki GT750A, Triumph Rocket3, Honda 400 four.