Digital ignitor

WDP327 · Dec 11, 2002

To change the timing on you digital ignitor to need to find a used mircowave oven.
take the keypad off the microwave and mount it on your tank, there will be a ribbon cable connector, plug that in to slot "B" in the factory ECU than you will be able to input any timing spec you want via the control panel you mounted on the tank

ekynopsis · Dec 12, 2002

Hello,
I'd like to modify the ignition timing on my 1100,year 91, but I can't find the data sheet of this damn IC in the digital ignitor. Has anyboby already done this before...please help!

GSXR1100,91, carbs 40mm stage 3, KN, 4/1 yosh, pic soon because I want to share that beautiful...monster.

torquemaniac · Dec 12, 2002

Originally posted by WDP327:
To change the timing on you digital ignitor to need to find a used mircowave oven.
take the keypad off the microwave and mount it on your tank, there will be a ribbon cable connector, plug that in to slot "B" in the factory ECU than you will be able to input any timing spec you want via the control panel you mounted on the tank

This would be true if his bike was digital ready, but as you can see it's a '91 which is strictly analog.

Instead of using the microwave oven parts - which work really well on a digital ready ECU - I'd recommend using an analog device such as an egg timer to modify your ignition timing. It's a fairly easy mod - good luck with it!

WDP327 · Dec 12, 2002

WDP327 · Dec 13, 2002

well then he shouldn't be telling people he's got a digital ignitor he needs to tell people he has a analog ignitor.

and yes the egg timer mod is the way to go

ekynopsis · Dec 13, 2002

Thanks for these clever replies.
As I can see, you're not good technicians but only good after market consumers!!
Hopefully,I didn't wait for you and some replies from electronics forums permit me to realise my project.

torquemaniac · Dec 13, 2002

Originally posted by ekynopsis:
Thanks for these clever replies.
As I can see, you're not good technicians but only good after market consumers!!
Hopefully,I didn't wait for you and some replies from electronics forums permit me to realise my project.

Spreek in Engrish, prease.

NotoriousREV · Dec 13, 2002

Originally posted by ekynopsis:
Thanks for these clever replies.
As I can see, you're not good technicians but only good after market consumers!!
Hopefully,I didn't wait for you and some replies from electronics forums permit me to realise my project.

I would definately ask this question in the Oil-Cooled forum, you will get a more straightforward answer

Kennedy · Dec 22, 2002

Originally posted by torquemaniac:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by WDP327:
To change the timing on you digital ignitor to need to find a used mircowave oven.
take the keypad off the microwave and mount it on your tank, there will be a ribbon cable connector, plug that in to slot "B" in the factory ECU than you will be able to input any timing spec you want via the control panel you mounted on the tank

This would be true if his bike was digital ready, but as you can see it's a '91 which is strictly analog.

Instead of using the microwave oven parts - which work really well on a digital ready ECU - I'd recommend using an analog device such as an egg timer to modify your ignition timing. It's a fairly easy mod - good luck with it!<hr /></blockquote>You have to find an old microwave that has a dial instead of a key pad.

DEATH INC. · Dec 22, 2002

[/qb][/QUOTE]I would definately ask this question in the Oil-Cooled forum, you will get a more straightforward answer

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What? Are you saying there are oil cooled digital ignitors out there?Damn! missed that mod too.
can I oil cool mine or do I have to get one thats already oil cooled?What oil should I use?

BYOCOM · Dec 22, 2002

I just plugged in my keyboard from my PC and an optical wheel mouse. Not only can I make all the changes that way, but I can also be a 31337 h4x0r and surf the web while I'm riding!!

Right now I'm pulling a MAD wheelie and typing with my FEET yo!! I am the 31337 57un7 h4x0r!!

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