nc29 total loss - altenator/rectifier

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gege
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nc29 total loss - altenator/rectifier

Post by gege »

After noon lads,

I am after removing the altenator and rectifier from my track bike (NC29 cbr400) I also plan on removing the large magnet from the end of the crank.

Can you tell me the "do" and "do not" of this modification.

I know the charging is gone from the battery this is not a problem.

I was full of confidence starting this but had a nightmare :pray: last night so can you put my worries to rest.

George
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Re: nc29 total loss - altenator/rectifier

Post by tanuki »

Take the casing off, remove generator, remove flywheel, remove tiny woodruff key, fill hole left in casing by wire.
Bolt casing back on, unplug rectifier.

Job done.
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Re: nc29 total loss - altenator/rectifier

Post by CMSMJ1 »

^ this.

ANd then revel in how fast it runs!

turn the idle up a touch too...it helps
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Re: nc29 total loss - altenator/rectifier

Post by gege »

yes... yes.... o yeagh!! :rocks:


Any other usefull mods i can do or ye recommend??
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Re: nc29 total loss - altenator/rectifier

Post by Pleiades »

tanuki wrote:Take the casing off, remove generator, remove flywheel, remove tiny woodruff key, fill hole left in casing by wire.
Bolt casing back on, unplug rectifier.

Job done.
Sweet - saves me the job of asking for this info :)

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