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Capatible with an 85 700es?

  • Thread starter Thread starter jwhelan65
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Nope... that is meant for a machine with a mechanical advance on it. The Dyna 2000 would work on a 700/750 but you would need to make the trigger fit somehow as they don't make one specifically for that model.
Probably could be done fairly easily, might just be as easy as some re-drilling on the mounting plate but if the trigger magnet doesn't attach you may have to re-make that part...
 
salty_monk said:
Nope... that is meant for a machine with a mechanical advance on it. The Dyna 2000 would work on a 700/750 but you would need to make the trigger fit somehow as they don't make one specifically for that model.
Probably could be done fairly easily, might just be as easy as some re-drilling on the mounting plate but if the trigger magnet doesn't attach you may have to re-make that part...
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Thanks Dan, Worth it to do the green coils?
 
You can do Grey coils with a 2000 (2.2 ohm) for an even bigger spark....

Not worth it to me (and I have a 2000 & a set of grey coils on the shelf).
I guess I'll get around to it one day, that & the fusebox upgrade with relay mod. Maybe I'll stick with the DS3 & stock coils or stick on the Accel coils.... for street use it's all much the same I think.

:)
 
salty_monk said:
You can do Grey coils with a 2000 (2.2 ohm) for an even bigger spark....

Not worth it to me (and I have a 2000 & a set of grey coils on the shelf).
I guess I'll get around to it one day, that & the fusebox upgrade with relay mod. Maybe I'll stick with the DS3 & stock coils or stick on the Accel coils.... for street use it's all much the same I think.

:)
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I have a set of greens new in the box, direct swap?
 
salty_monk said:
You can do Grey coils with a 2000 (2.2 ohm) for an even bigger spark....

Not worth it to me (and I have a 2000 & a set of grey coils on the shelf).
I guess I'll get around to it one day, that & the fusebox upgrade with relay mod. Maybe I'll stick with the DS3 & stock coils or stick on the Accel coils.... for street use it's all much the same I think.

:)
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I'm running accel coils about same as the green dynas, and stock ignitor with mechanical advance and Ignition relay mod (ignitor and coils). No Dyna-S runs quite fine. There would be no performance improvement from the Dyna S. Only if you add coils.
 
jwhelan65 said:
I have a set of greens new in the box, direct swap?
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Greens are 3ohm the same as your stock coils.... If you believe Dyna's blurb then you'll notice a perfomance gain - I back to back tested stock & Dyna with no real difference that I could tell. :)
 
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