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  • chuck hahn
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    Polaris SH775 Opinions??

    Anyone used one and is this acceptable for our SH775 upgrade? Im soon gonna need one to upgrade the charging on Richs bike.

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  • 1978GS750E
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    #2
    I would get this one:

    Polaris Ranger RZR 1000 800 570 Turbo ACE 150 Voltage Regulator 4012941 | eBay

    You can see that it is an actual SH775. The one you linked does not show the SH775 stamped on the end.????​

    Also, get the Triumph #T2500676 connector. I buy mine from Hermys Triumph online.
    Last edited by 1978GS750E; 01-28-2023, 09:41 PM.
    Ron
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    • Rich82GS750TZ
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      #3
      Chuck, I agree with Ron. The one you link is not a SH775, regardless of what the add says. Probably not a series. I’d get the one that Ron linked. Though, on closer look, that ad says that it’s using “stock image”. Who knows what you’ll actually get. . Or see if Nessism has any that he’s already tested.
      Last edited by Rich82GS750TZ; 01-28-2023, 11:30 PM.
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      • alke46
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        #4
        I have the same one that Ron referenced and it is a good one. The one you saw on EBAY does not have enough pictures to tell if it is a genuine SH775.
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        • Rich82GS750TZ
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          #5
          Originally posted by alke46
          I have the same one that Ron referenced and it is a good one. The one you saw on EBAY does not have enough pictures to tell if it is a genuine SH775.
          Yes, it does. And it’s not.

          the pic on the left is a SH775, like the one on Ron’s link (though ad says its a “stock image”) other images on that add do show the white SH775 Writing on the top fin, and other users have reported getting legit units from that seller. I think Grimly was one.

          the image on the right from Chuck’s link doesn’t even have the posts. No need to look further.

          Last edited by Rich82GS750TZ; 01-28-2023, 11:30 PM.
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          • Grimly
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            #6
            Originally posted by Rich82GS750TZ

            Yes, it does. And it’s not.

            the pic on the left is a SH775, like the one on Ron’s link (though add says its a “stock image”) other images on that add do show the white SH775 Writing on the top fin, and other users have reported getting legit units from that seller. I think Grimly was one.

            the image on the right from Chuck’s link doesn’t even have the posts. No need to look further.

            Yep, powersportsnation are a decent seller of these things. They take the trouble to show the markings, as they know customers with a clue want to know that.
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            • Nessism
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              #7
              There are fakes all over eBay. Stay clear. You can buy two or three of them for the price of that fake that chuck found. Nice strategy that; price them high and then people think they are getting more for their money.
              Ed

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              • fastbysuzuki
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                #8
                Yes that is a fake and an expensive one at that! I have purchased off powersportsnation they are a good seller
                The big guy up there rides a Suzuki (this I know)
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                • Lorenzo
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                  #9
                  The linked one on the specs, reads
                  "Interchanges ... Polaris 4012971, Shindengen SH775
                  So, it might not be a knock-off but maybe a replica of sort.
                  I would steer clear though, and look for even a 2? hand Polaris SH775.

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                  • Nessism
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                    #10


                    This one is a real deal SH775 $36 shipped. It's a little corroded, though. Scrub it down before install. Maybe a quick spritz of paint.
                    Ed

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                    • srsupertrap
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Nessism
                      https://www.ebay.com/itm/285131579646

                      This one is a real deal SH775 $36 shipped. It's a little corroded, though. Scrub it down before install. Maybe a quick spritz of paint.
                      Where did you mount the SH775 on your GS1000S?
                      Last edited by srsupertrap; 03-05-2023, 08:22 PM.
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                      • Nessism
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                        #12
                        This is a bad photo, but it should give you the idea. I shaved a couple of fins, and used wires and RTV for the connection, because there isn't enough room for a large connector on the bottom when placing the unit in this location.

                        P1010560_zpsb924550b.jpg
                        Ed

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                        • Who Dat?
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                          #13
                          Chuck (and others), your biggest clue as to whether this is a good unit is to read the ad carefully. It says it is a NEW unit FOR a Polaris SH775. If it is truly a new Polaris unit, it will be several hundred dollars. And it says it's FOR a Polaris, it does not say that it is BY Polaris. By the same token, the 'gasoline' available at the corner station is FOR a Suzuki GS and is also FOR a Chevrolet Corvette. Just because it works, does not mean that it's the right thing.

                          Rich also pointed out the difference in the posts on the top. The writing on the last fin would be the clincher, but there are visual clues on just about every surface. The top should have 'posts' in the positions that Rich showed. I have seen a couple of fakes that had posts, but were in the wrong places. The bottom should also be silver metal, not black (metal or plastic). Again, I have seen fakes with silver metal, but they did not have the posts on top. Any ONE of them can not be taken as proof, but when you have several, your confidence can increase.
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                          • Nessism
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                            #14


                            Here's one for $36 + tax shipped. It's got some corrosion, but that won't affect its function. A stainless steel wire wheel, or bead blasting, can be used to remove corrosion. A light coat of paint wouldn't hurt either.
                            Ed

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                            • 1980GS1000E
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                              #15
                              I mounted the 775 where the ignition is normally mounted and mounted the ignition where the regulator used to go.
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