S 1100 Electrex Regulator Rectifier

[Street Fighter]

is there a place to order them in the US

 

[cowboyup3371]

Get the Polaris SH-775 for about $75; I just put one on my bike and am looking forward to checking on it soon.

 

[posplayr]

See gs stator in my signature

 

[Steve]

GS 1100 Electrex Regulator Rectifier is there a place to order them in the US

If you are going to replace, why not upgrade at the same time? :-k

You will probable even save money, too.

Get the Polaris one that cowboy mentioned. I just got one (have not installed it yet).
Click HERE for the best deal that I found: $69.62 for the regulator, $6.95 shipping, for a total of $76.57.

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[Street Fighter]

it doesn't look like it just plugs in and it probable doesn't come with the male connectors.
does it?

 

[cowboyup3371]

Take a look at this post from my projects thread - http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showpost.php?p=2004536&postcount=360

I bought the connectors from Eastern Beaver when I bought my new fuseblock and then wired it up. It connects the same to the stator using the grey connector while the black connector attaches to the battery. Others have found different connector setups that work just as well; do a search on the forum about the sh-775

 

[Street Fighter]

Cowboy do you know the pt # of the connectors

 

[cowboyup3371]

Just know he has a $20 minimum order requirement (shipping will be outrageous until you get over $20). It's the first ones on that page

http://www.easternbeaver.com/Main/Elec__Products/Connectors/R-R_Connectors/r-r_connectors.html

But I really like the layout of his fuse block and it installed very easily.

 

[Street Fighter]

i cant find the Polaris SH-775 for sale anyware

 

[tom203]

You need to look for Polaris part # 4012941

Steve went comparison shopping..

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showpost.php?p=1998089&postcount=104

 

[koolaid_kid]

Street Fighter, take your time and get the correct R/R. The Polaris Series R/R will save your electrical system. It is true that sourcing the connectors is a PITA, but there are more sources than Eastern Beaver. And I used a different fuse block and saved a ton of money over their fuse block; being comfortable with wiring has its advantages.

 

[tom203]

You don't need no stinking fancy connectors, take the economy route and use female spades like me. That's the SH-775 upside down under rear gas tank support.

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=21744&d=1393102508

 

[Street Fighter]

is poloris 4012941 the same size as the oem one i have a katana and it sits on the outside I want to put it back in the original spot.

 

[Don Williams]

Partspitstop.com has them $56.15 + $12.95 s&h = $69.10, I haven't installed mine either.

 

[Guest]

I personally would solder the connections.

 

[harley10]

Street fighter , I think Posplayr can help you out , he has everything you need and his knowledge as well, Try him ,Brian

 

[posplayr]

Street fighter , I think Posplayr can help you out , he has everything you need and his knowledge as well, Try him ,Brian

The only thing that has not been said so far is the size of the r/r. Most of the information I have consolidated in the gs stator link is from Tom and Steve.
I don't know which r/r looks closest to the stock Kat r/r and if the op has that as a primary concern I can't help.

I did a side by side size compare of the sh775 and the compufire in the SSPB I nstall guide under the installation thread again in my signature.

 

[Street Fighter]

Steve
what are the measurements of the Polaris 4012941

 

[Street Fighter]

here is the size of the poloris from parts pit stop
its to big for the stock katana location
H= 4.5000 W= 6.5000 L= 6.5000.
whats the second choice? for a rr

 

[Nessism]

here is the size of the poloris from parts pit stop
its to big for the stock katana location
H= 4.5000 W= 6.5000 L= 6.5000.
whats the second choice? for a rr

This information is wrong.

If you explore the links provided in this thread you will find the correct information