Im installing an m unit and I want to upgrade my regulator to be able to change to lithium later on. Any suggestions?
Also the starter solenoid.
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Regulator update
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Re: Regulator update
Honestly, I don't see the point of the M unit.
For an RR you would be best off getting a series type regulator. Common options are the Shindengen SH775 or the RR off a Polaris.
Starter solenoid? No real advantage going anything else than stock. But if you are going to rewire everything the type that is on the 1500 has an inbuilt main fuse which is handy.
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Re: Regulator update
The starter solenoid should preferably be upgraded.hillsy v2 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 19, 2023 4:41 amHonestly, I don't see the point of the M unit.
For an RR you would be best off getting a series type regulator. Common options are the Shindengen SH775 or the RR off a Polaris.
Starter solenoid? No real advantage going anything else than stock. But if you are going to rewire everything the type that is on the 1500 has an inbuilt main fuse which is handy.
The m-unit allows you to f.e. customize the lighting functions, cut away relays and make all other led options easier to connect.
Also to be able to program your lights, as the intruder turns on everything that glows on before you start it. Also other awesome options available in the future f.e. Better observation on how your battery is doing, alarm, keyless option etc.
Installing a lithium battery also to reduces weight. But that is scheduled for next summer. That is the reason for the regulator question.
So my changes so far are: air filterboxes gone, kn filters installed, carbs re-jetted, m-unit installed (still connecting), smaller headlight (built a small connector box in the frame, start button relocated, switches on the handle bar integrated into the handle bar, mirrors facing down, led turnsignals, led taillight, usb port installed to charge phone whilst riding
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What is left: finish connecting the m unit, relocate the coils, blacken all chrome, change the tank and paint it
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Re: Regulator update
Man! that's great.Voodoo13 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 20, 2023 2:55 amThe m-unit allows you to f.e. customize the lighting functions, cut away relays and make all other led options easier to connect.
Also to be able to program your lights, as the intruder turns on everything that glows on before you start it. Also other awesome options available in the future f.e. Better observation on how your battery is doing, alarm, keyless option etc.
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Good Choice there.
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Re: Regulator update
Skippy can't help himself.