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  1. On 4/3/2021 at 9:01 PM, Neveragain55 said:

    Update....

    I wound up buying a brand new 2004 Kawasaki ZX10 sprocket nut from Cheap Cycle Parts and test fitted it today, it threaded on the output shaft beautifully..... (y)

    I didn't do much past that because I'm super busy, but I'll report back later once we're sure we're getting the proper signal to electrically "stimulate" the clocks.

     

    This Suzuki speed rotor:

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    And this ZX10 sprocket nut:

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    are almost identical "dimensionally" to each other on the corners where it counts.

     

    This is what it'll look like obviously once bolted on:

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    As long as we get the clearance right, I think it's going to work.

    Promise to report back within a week or so with the progress and whether it was a success or not.

     

                                                   Thanks for getting me to this point gang, I would have never known about this trick without you guys.....

     

    Did it work?

    Cheers SRR

  2. Another idea is put two batteries on and run them in series for the starter motor, gives 24 volts at starter and spins over a lot easier, run rest of electrics off just one of the batteries.Did this on our dragbike without any problem 13/1 comp.

    Cheers SRR

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