Stick coil conversion
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Stick coil conversion
Does anyone have the CBR stick coils and loom ready to fit to the storm? Something I have been meaning to do for ages.
Let me know if you can help
Chris
Let me know if you can help
Chris
Re: Stick coil conversion
Sorry Chris, I dont have any spare, but wanted to ask a question on the same subject so thought I might do a mild thread hijack
can all those people who have done this mod already remember if any of their stick coils sounded like the internals were loose when you shook them?
I had the back cam cover off when I was checking the CCTs and when I removed the rear coil and shook it in the axial direction [ie the direction of the sparkplug].........it clunks like the steel core is slightly loose. Checked the front one and it is better, but still a slight clunk, so I wanted to know if this is normal or a sign of pending failure.
cheers guys
oh and use this as a free BUMP for Chris

can all those people who have done this mod already remember if any of their stick coils sounded like the internals were loose when you shook them?
I had the back cam cover off when I was checking the CCTs and when I removed the rear coil and shook it in the axial direction [ie the direction of the sparkplug].........it clunks like the steel core is slightly loose. Checked the front one and it is better, but still a slight clunk, so I wanted to know if this is normal or a sign of pending failure.
cheers guys
oh and use this as a free BUMP for Chris

AMcQ
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Re: Stick coil conversion
mine are in a cupboard waiting to go on the next build, i'll give them a shake in a mo and get back to you al.....AMCQ46 wrote:Sorry Chris, I dont have any spare, but wanted to ask a question on the same subject so thought I might do a mild thread hijack![]()
can all those people who have done this mod already remember if any of their stick coils sounded like the internals were loose when you shook them?
I had the back cam cover off when I was checking the CCTs and when I removed the rear coil and shook it in the axial direction [ie the direction of the sparkplug].........it clunks like the steel core is slightly loose. Checked the front one and it is better, but still a slight clunk, so I wanted to know if this is normal or a sign of pending failure.
cheers guys
oh and use this as a free BUMP for Chris

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Re: Stick coil conversion
Mine are solid no noise at all .
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that was my worry, lets see what others report before i buy some new ones..........in my head I think I can feel the occasional missing power pulse especially round 4k rpm [its like hitting the foot pegs with a small hammer!] , so that is why I am worried about the coil.............but on the other side there was no obvious signs of problems on the dyno!!!!!!!lloydie wrote:Mine are solid no noise at all .
AMcQ
Re: Stick coil conversion
Well if you need a new set then if you find a set of four I'll go halves with you
Then I just need the wiring loom.

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both of my stick coils have movement inside of then al, and they were working fine when I took them off last winter....
i'd say yours are fine.

i'd say yours are fine.
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Don't know if mine rattle.
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cheers Marty............although I am not totaly assured by you saying they have been on your bike therefore it is fine..........you were happy with the bike with 180 error on timingagentpineapple wrote:both of my stick coils have movement inside of then al, and they were working fine when I took them off last winter....![]()
i'd say yours are fine.

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hahahaha if theres one thing forum members need to know about me is, I don't know what i'm doing or talking about......AMCQ46 wrote:cheers Marty............although I am not totaly assured by you saying they have been on your bike therefore it is fine..........you were happy with the bike with 180 error on timingagentpineapple wrote:both of my stick coils have movement inside of then al, and they were working fine when I took them off last winter....![]()
i'd say yours are fine.

in my defence my bike had been tinkered with to get around the so called 6.5k rev issue with a bike being 180 out, the bike would redline without any problems...

so that's why I ruled out that problem, at least I can advise people who now come across this problem....

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Yeh it just took forever to get there or is that because it's Blue.with a bike being 180 out, the bike would redline without any problems...![]()

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ferk off you.........cybercarl wrote:Yeh it just took forever to get there or is that because it's Blue.with a bike being 180 out, the bike would redline without any problems...![]()
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Re: Stick coil conversion
you might need a doctor to take a look at that al...........AMCQ46 wrote:stop hijacking my original hijack.
so who else has a clonking coil?

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