Poll for Compufire R/R Users

[Guest]

I don't like that the Shindengen SH775 has a big plug on it. It doesn't come with the connecting plug and pigtail, does it?

I go to trouble to minimize the number of connectors, due to eventual resistance and heat. The Compufire looks like I could just solder the pigtail.

No the SH-775 does not come with the power and stator lead plugs but you can get them herehttp://easternbeaver.com/Main/Elec__Products/Connectors/R-R_Connectors/r-r_connectors.html) The Compu-Fire could be easily soldered or use the 14-10 gauge connectors here: (http://easternbeaver.com/Main/Elec__Products/Connectors/Sealed/Metri-Pack/metri-pack.html)

 

[Nessism]

The SH775 does have a larger foot print but it's lower profile than the Compufire R/R. It's also about 1/2 the cost.

Shindengen makes the SH775 and they are very robust units. You can purchase used units off ebay without much concern about getting a bad unit. A quick search on "Polaris RZR Regulator" turned up a lot of hits. There are counterfeit units on the market so make sure you get a photo showing the top of the unit so you can verify the SH775 part number printed on the unit. Here is one such unit that is selling for less than $40 shipped. http://www.ebay.com/itm/2012-POLARI...ash=item210ec56ce3:g:fnYAAOSwrXdXKgt1&vxp=mtr

Triumph part number T2500676 is a nice pigtail harness with the connectors needed for the SH775. Last time I checked they were less than $10. You can always use simple spade terminals on some wires and plug them directly into the SH775 if $10 is too much for you. Use silicone to fill up the cavity after you make the connectors to provide water protection.

 

[posplayr]

bump...................

 

[Guest]

My compufre is going on 8+ years and is still going strong. And I would do another Compufire if I need too.