Dyna 'S' ignition and coils.

[Anonymous]

Adam

http://www.mawonline.com/dyna.htm has the dyna "s" for only $145

Van

[AOD]

cool. i paid $200 for mine direct from Dyna. no big deal, i'm just glad it works great.

[Anonymous]

i just thought i'd post it for anyone elso who is looking...
van

[Anonymous]

The Dyna IIIs are going for 100$USD now. I think they are pulling the line as there is a limited inventory. I guess I'll be buying a 2000 when my 1100s box eats it.

Steve

[Planecrazy]

the CDI bikes did not have a mechanical advancer piece located under the CDI box. it would advance the timing in the actual CDI box itself. bikes made in 77-79 had mechanical points originally, which needed a mechanical advancer to advance the timing above a certain RPM.

this is needed to use the Dyna S on a 80+ bike.

i dont think you need it for Dyna III or DYna 2000.

~Adam

FYI Adam, I did the Dyna S upgrade on my '80 GS550, which had electronic pickups (no points), but I DID have mechanical advance on my bike. Don't know if that's a fluke or what, but if not it would seem that you'd only need a mechanical advance unit on an 81+ bike...

Regards,
Steve 8)

[Planecrazy]

Adam

http://www.mawonline.com/dyna.htm has the dyna "s" for only $145

Van

Stay away from this company (regardless of price) -- they are BAD news. If you have any problems at all they will screw you as they don't give a sh_t about their customers. See the "Avoid MAW" post for more...

Regards,
Steve 8)

[highmileage]

The '81 and '82 bikes (at least the 850 and 1000 shafties) have mechanical advance and no points. I know that these two years use parts that are different than others.

[bj]

Try www.z1enterprizes.com. They specialize in Kawa Z1s but also have quite a bit of stuff for a variety of GS models, including both versions of the Dyna S (KD and ND ignitions) for $145. I bought a '78 GS750 from them a last month at a great price and am very happy with the bike. Jeff, the owner of Z1 Enterprizes, did a complete service for me and was more than happy to spend time helping me get the know the bike.

While I was at his shop, I met a Z1 owner who had driven over 200 miles from Canada to Rochester, NY to have Jeff work on his bike. With the way Jeff treated me, I can see why.

[bj]

Sorry. www.z1enterprises.com/