Z1300 Dyna 2000 Ignition

		Z1300 Dyna 2000 Ignition

Last Update 8/22/08

Control box & mounted coils

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UPDATE 5/22/2007! I have been informed by Raymond Goshorn of Quicksilver Cycles in Ca. that he still has 2 of these systems available.

He is offering our members a 25% off discount off the $849 suggested retail price on this unit for a total of $636 through his company.

Call or email Raymond Goshorn at qsrray@yahoo.com

Quicksilver Cycles
2036 Sinaloa Rd.
Simi Valley, Ca. 93065 805.581.1129

DDK2-18C 1979-1980 Kawasaki 1300 6cyl (comes with coils) at $849.00 suggested retail. These units do not work on 1981 or newer 1300's by design. However, it may be possible to modify the location of the Dynatek pickups to the right end of the crankshaft on other year bikes assuming that the ignition pickup cam on the 79' and 80' models turns at the same speed as crankshaft speed. Still, the Voyager 1300 igniter also connects to the DFI computer so I don't imagine it would be useable on a Voyager no matter how you rig it. Maybe someone that's really good with electronics could overcome this and come up with some kind of interface for us. david@kz1300.com

Dynatek
For Sales Assistance Call: 626-963-1669
E-Mail: info@dynaonline.com
164 S. Valencia Street
Glendora, CA 91741
FAX: 626-963-7399

Benefits:

Increased Power, Torque and Peak Horsepower over The Stock Factory Ignition. Larger Gains and Greater Engine Efficiency When Used with Aftermarket Performance Products. The DYNA 2000 Makes It All Work Better, Every Time. Dyna informs me they have no plans to make a unit to fit the 81' which has a one year only ignition, or the 82'-89' Z, KZ, or ZN1300 models US spec or otherwise. We have a few members that have purchased & installed this product & recommend it highly. If I get other feedback on the units I'll update this page.

NOTE: On these newer browsers I've noticed that they don't always display my large images in full size when you open an image from the thumbnails. Once you click the thumbnail and open the larger image, if you 'mouse over' the image you should see a " + " symbol or some other indicator like a box with arrows usually on the bottom right edge of the image. If you click on the indicator, then the image will expand to it's full size which displays full screen on computers that use a 800 x 600 resolution setting for the monitor. If you click the indicator again it will go back to the smaller image. Some people use a resolution setting of 1024 x 768 or higher on their monitors and for those users the images will appear smaller than full screen in size. You can change your monitor settings easily enough if you desire. Also, the indicator I've noticed is slow to appear even after the image appears to of completely loaded. The indicator in Netscape seems to be a lot faster to display than the one in Internet Explorer.

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