How are you guys mounting your Dyna DC1-1 coils?

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  • fenderfreek

    #1

    How are you guys mounting your Dyna DC1-1 coils?

    I got a new set of green Dyna's in today, but realized a little too late that these don't just bolt onto my '85 550L. Is mounting them even possible if I fabricate a bracket of some kind? Do I have to get some mini's instead?
  • doctorgonzo

    #2
    Have to find a 550 owner., They bolt right on the 1000.

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    • Don-lo

      #3
      Some applications need spacers and longer bolts to hold them away from the frame. DON'T tighten the body hard against the frame! A local hardware store should have the bolts, nyloc nuts and spacers (even SAE hardware is ok, just keep it quiet )

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      • Guest

        #4
        Originally posted by fenderfreek
        I got a new set of green Dyna's in today, but realized a little too late that these don't just bolt onto my '85 550L. Is mounting them even possible if I fabricate a bracket of some kind? Do I have to get some mini's instead?
        I put a pair on the same bike a few months ago... don't have a pic, but I just used beefy cable ties.

        I cable tied through each coil mount hole to the frame. Then I put a thin pc of rubber between the coil body & the frame & used a long (doubled 2 ties together) cable tie cinched around the middle. The rubber strip provides a bit of vibration protection.

        Solid as a rock & they sit nicely under the that little "L" tank.

        Good luck,

        Mike

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        • Guest

          #5
          With the spark plug wire leads angled forward you can either work together spacers and long bolts from the old coils or just zip-tie them to the frame. Use the connectors off the old coils. Cut and solder with eye ends.
          I actually only have mine bolted on with one bolt each and zip-tied.

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          • Roger P.

            #6
            I mounted mine using just the rear bolts, then tied the fronts together with a piece from a Meccano set. Solid.

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