Morning All,
Having finished fitting my project with ECCEL Coils and DYNA-S electron ignition and new carb internals, I decided to kick her over (no sissy button)......I tell you I haven't experienced kick back that bad since my old Ducati Bevel. By kick back I mean, the kicker returns violently.
Now as it's an inline four not a V-Twin, I am at a loss as to why it should exhibit this level of kick back.
Bike Spec worth knowing: I'v converted a CB750F1 to 836cc, high performance coils and Dyna ignition. Standard carbs, jetted +2 main / standard pilot. Compression on fresh build = 165psi across all pots.
My suspicion is that the ignition is too far advanced, which leads me nicely onto the next question. The Dyna-S spec sheet says to static time No.1+4 /2+3 at the advance marks (two lines to right of T mark). I personally would have set the static timing at the F mark, as with points.
I static time using the traditional idiot light hooked up to battery positive and the corresponding 1+4 or 2+3 leads from the Dyna pick-ups.
Help, advise and more brain cells very much appreciated.
MCR.