Kawasaki ZX7-RR turbo bike
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Kawasaki ZX7-RR turbo bike
My goal is to eliminate the entire electrical system and run a microsquirt in its place. If there is anyone who is interested in helping me figure out what is neccesary to do this conversion it would be greatly appreciated. I'm an engineer by trade, but do not have a lot of experience with F.I. systems per say.
My biggest challenge is determining whether I can eliminate the stock computer and CDI box as well as figuring out what type of ignition trigger to use. I also need a better understanding of what type of coil set up I need to use.
I'm located just outside of Detroit.
Thanks for any help, it's greatly appreciated and I look forward to learning alot from you guys.
-Thomas
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Re: Kawasaki ZX7-RR turbo bike
Investigate your stock triggering system and post an update.
Re: Kawasaki ZX7-RR turbo bike
Note that the MS family is designed for TCI ignition, and doesn't play well with CDI coils without a driver box.
Re: Kawasaki ZX7-RR turbo bike
I'm mostly a mechanical guy. My ultimate goal is to completely strip the bike of all electrical wiring and start from scratch. Hence eliminating all stock components.
My main question is this: What components do I need (Besides sensors ect) to run this bike? Is the micro-squirt a stand alone system? or do I still have to use the CDI box?
I'm not against using new coils or anything else thats needed, as cost is not an issue.
Sorry for the ignorance in regards to this system, I just need to get a good start and I can take it from there.
-Thomas
