Rectifier Identification
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VFR400+
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Rectifier Identification
Ive noticed there are a few bits that have changed alot on my bike since it left the factory just wondered if this is the standard rectifier and if not if anyone has any idea what its off.
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Neosophist
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Re: Rectifier Identification
wow weird subframe cut up stuff.
it looks like the standard size, whats that sticker say on the end of it?
it looks like the standard size, whats that sticker say on the end of it?
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VFR400+
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Re: Rectifier Identification
Subframe is one of the tyga ones,
All the sticker says is 'Tour Max High Performance Equipment'
All the sticker says is 'Tour Max High Performance Equipment'
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Re: Rectifier Identification
It's an aftermarket reg/rect, perhaps Chinese origin?
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VFR400+
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Re: Rectifier Identification
A cheap replacement then?
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VFR400+
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Re: Rectifier Identification
Turns out they are japanese
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HONDA-REG-REC-REG ... 5ad97940c9
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HONDA-REG-REC-REG ... 5ad97940c9
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Re: Rectifier Identification
i keep meaning to go to that bike shop in wolves,Snark wrote:Turns out they are japanese
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HONDA-REG-REC-REG ... 5ad97940c9
ive heard there expensive though.
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Re: Rectifier Identification
I had a tourmax reg rec - it was £80!!
I never killed it though but have an R6 one on to cope with the gixxer genny.
I'm going to get a mosfet one from a new blade or zx6r...
I never killed it though but have an R6 one on to cope with the gixxer genny.
I'm going to get a mosfet one from a new blade or zx6r...
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Re: Rectifier Identification
I had a tour max regulator on my old CB-1. Stopped all the hassles I'd had with the charging system at a stroke. Mind you I did improve the earthing at the same time when I fitted it.