Well well well, what do we have here?
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What would you say if there was a no worry, no soldiering, plug in play using OEM quality water tight sealed connectors allowing the VTR owner to get rid of the bulky OEM coils with spark plug boots some 20 years old and swap in Modern Coil On Plug assembles.
No additional connectors in play so no additional failure points over the OEM set up.
What if such a harness was available now, custom made from new highest quality materials. No scaveging used wiring harness and cutting up your VTR to make this work
what if ....lol
No additional connectors in play so no additional failure points over the OEM set up.
What if such a harness was available now, custom made from new highest quality materials. No scaveging used wiring harness and cutting up your VTR to make this work
what if ....lol
Last edited by E.Marquez; Dec 28, 2018 at 03:03 PM.
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What would you say if there was a no worry, no soldiering, plug in play using OEM quality water tight sealed connectors allowing the VTR owner to get rid of the bulky OEM coils with spark plug boots some 20 years old and swap in Modern Coil On Plug assembles.
No additional connectors in play so no additional failure points over the OEM set up.
What if such a harness was available now
what if ....lol
No additional connectors in play so no additional failure points over the OEM set up.
What if such a harness was available now
what if ....lol
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I would say it's an awesome idea. I finished mine the other day and can't wait to get it all back together. I bet that between all the members that have purchased 4 coils to do this there are plenty extras tog o around if Ebay comes up short.
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Planning on offering just the harness and harness with a pair of good used coils.. Rider would only need to remove the rubber boot from the stock plug cap and slide it on the new coil
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Still working though that.
The Harness only is looking to be $49 including shipping to US locations.
The Harness and coils ..... well its going to depend a lot on availability at a decent price ..I got a few so far at a good deal...but the rest I found were not such a good deal, or of untried source application.
I can do 4 sets of complete kits at $74 assuming all 8 coils test good when I get them next week. After that is will depend on market price (kind of like ordering the Fresh caught lobster at your local restaurant...lol )
I'll start a new thread in the classifieds when I have coils in hand and ready to ship.
The Harness only is looking to be $49 including shipping to US locations.
The Harness and coils ..... well its going to depend a lot on availability at a decent price ..I got a few so far at a good deal...but the rest I found were not such a good deal, or of untried source application.
I can do 4 sets of complete kits at $74 assuming all 8 coils test good when I get them next week. After that is will depend on market price (kind of like ordering the Fresh caught lobster at your local restaurant...lol )
I'll start a new thread in the classifieds when I have coils in hand and ready to ship.
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It is really an easy deal if you are willing to use the stock spark plug boots. I've done 1/2 doz now besides my two SH, and all fit well with minimal work.
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Wish this was on offer when I was kneeling on the side of the road at midnight in Queens in the pouring rain watching the lightning storm on my rear coil.
What a treat that was. But at least it didn't happen on the Brooklyn Queens expressway with no shoulder.
What a treat that was. But at least it didn't happen on the Brooklyn Queens expressway with no shoulder.
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Erik, Got mine today. Great workmanship, as usual. I turned down a few CBR1000rr coils so I can install them tomorrow. By the way if anyone needs additional plug caps/moisture seals to mod for a COP project, they are available from Honda (part #30700=MBB-640) for about $16 ea. If anyone needs a couple of CBR1000 coils already turned down, I have two extras for $25 shipped.
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