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Posted: 05:48 pm Apr 12 2010
by Slick_Nick
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Mr. Wibbens wrote:I'm surprised he used new wire??

I figured for sure he'd just used an old lamp cord
Bearings are the only thing not worth replacing, stator wire is certainly worthy! :rolleyes:

Posted: 12:28 pm Apr 19 2010
by Slick_Nick
Well, got the bike running yesterday, and first impressions of the stator rewind are great! My headlight is noticibly brighter for one, but the main thing I noticed is that it doesn't dim with RPM anymore. It seems (to my eye at least) that at idle and once you rev it up, there is little to no change. All in all I'm happy with this mod. I can't comment on whether or not it had much effect on the ignition coil, because I jsut did a bunch of mods at once, so the quicker throttle response may be a result of the RB carb and head. For lighting though, it will get the job done for me!

Posted: 08:51 am May 02 2010
by engybenjy
Inda, Are these coils still available? And if so whats the shipping cost to the UK?
Cheers,

Posted: 08:19 pm May 02 2010
by SS109
Bump for availability status on the coils?

Posted: 04:24 am Mar 27 2011
by gertie6car
HI,

found this topic in my searches, I have a spare duff coil and thought I would rewind it. 18G is referred to - is that Standard Wire Gauge (SWG) which measures 0.048 inches (1.219 mm) diameter or American Wire Gauge (AWG) which is 0.0403 inches (1.024mm) diameter? Reading the thread it will make a difference. Can you confirm please?

Posted: 02:37 pm Mar 27 2011
by gertie6car
any info would be helpful - cheers!

Posted: 02:53 pm Mar 27 2011
by kdxmaniac
read the other tread.....{kdx stator rewind- how to}......there is alot of info in it. :wink:

Posted: 06:29 pm Mar 27 2011
by SS109
Just cross-posting the threads so that they are easy to find.

Stator rewinding thread: http://kdxrider.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=10226

Posted: 07:29 am Mar 29 2011
by gertie6car
17 AWG it is! Too much beer obviously!!

thanks

Posted: 03:27 pm Jun 19 2011
by torgo
I realize this is an old thread, but is anyone still making the 100w stator?

Thanks

Posted: 04:15 pm Jun 19 2011
by SS109
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torgo wrote:I realize this is an old thread, but is anyone still making the 100w stator?
Nope. It is actually pretty easy to do yourself. Just read the thread I linked to 2 posts above yours.

Posted: 03:52 pm Jun 20 2011
by Slick_Nick
I think you meant to post this one:

http://kdxrider.net/forums/viewtopic.ph ... highlight=

Posted: 04:18 pm Jun 20 2011
by Julien D
http://www.steahlyoffroad.com/lighting/ ... -coil.html

I have a feeling the 65W rating is on the conservative side. Here it is next to what was left of my stock coil. As you can see, they use several more plates in the core.

http://s23.photobucket.com/albums/b394/ ... 185325.jpg

For what they charge, and the quality it appears to be, i can't really see spending the time to re-wind my own. I've had in installed for a few weeks now, and have been really happy with it. I have two 35W bulbs in my headlight and it powers them both just fine.

Posted: 05:55 pm Jun 20 2011
by SS109
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Slick_Nick wrote:I think you meant to post this one:

http://kdxrider.net/forums/viewtopic.ph ... highlight=
Yep. Somehow I linked it wrong. I went back and fixed it so that it is now correct.

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juliend wrote:http://www.steahlyoffroad.com/lighting/ ... -coil.html

I have a feeling the 65W rating is on the conservative side. Here it is next to what was left of my stock coil. As you can see, they use several more plates in the core.

http://s23.photobucket.com/albums/b394/ ... 185325.jpg

For what they charge, and the quality it appears to be, i can't really see spending the time to re-wind my own. I've had in installed for a few weeks now, and have been really happy with it. I have two 35W bulbs in my headlight and it powers them both just fine.
$20 vs. $75. I see a big reason to do it myself! Also, I get the satisfaction of having done it. :cool:

Posted: 06:27 pm Jun 20 2011
by Julien D
Plus a least a couple hours of time. Which makes it not worth it to me :). If your time isn't worth anything, then your math works out good, and good for you :).

Just letting the person who asked know that they ARE aftermarket options, and at a very reasonable price, too. If someone has the time and inclination to do it themselves, good for them. I'm busy, so the $50 to save me a few hours was worth it this time.

Posted: 08:13 pm Jun 20 2011
by SS109
You did notice I said "myslef", yes? :grin: I know saving $55 bucks may not be worth it to some. However, for me, it is. Remember, I have lots of free time right now. I work for a school system so I'm off work all summer! :mrgreen:

Posted: 08:47 pm Jun 20 2011
by torgo
Thanks everyone for the help. I agree that my time is valuable but I really enjoy the hands on approach.

Thanks for all the input.

http://www.carvalhoracing.com.br/loja/i ... a=0&id=263


Was this the company that was making the brass KIPS valves?

Posted: 09:40 pm Jun 20 2011
by Julien D
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SS109 wrote:You did notice I said "myslef", yes? :grin: I know saving $55 bucks may not be worth it to some. However, for me, it is. Remember, I have lots of free time right now. I work for a school system so I'm off work all summer! :mrgreen:
Exactly right.


And yeah, that looks like those brass valves I saw before ^.

Posted: 10:56 pm Jun 24 2011
by SS109
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torgo wrote:http://www.carvalhoracing.com.br/loja/i ... a=0&id=263

Was this the company that was making the brass KIPS valves?
Yeah,that's the company but I have never heard of anyone actually ordering some. If you do, please post up about it and how much it cost in total.

As for the topic of this thread, I'm starting my rewind tonight! I will be trying to duplicate Nick's setup.