Electrical box looks clean and perfect inside. Love the aluminum Kawi boxes with the o-rings...never leak! All parts are testing fine and there is power all the way to the coil. Basically I am guessing the coil has a short in it somewhere or is shot. Need to borrow a working one to test it out.
I cut the black/white already, it turns over, but no spark. I'll get into it again tonight. Thanks for all the suggestions.
Ground wire is good. Replaced it with a big thick one at the end of last season.
Coil wires are good, cut them back 1/4 inch anyway, still nothing.
Pulling out EBox...
I think you should make the TV shows no matter what funding you get.....I truly believe that you could make an AMAZING vid with two HD cams, 1 tripod, one waterproof case, and an HD GoPro....
Make sure it has alot of action, is fast paced, has some girls and good fun beach vibe and no long...
The current at the mouth of the inlet is GNARLEY. It sucked me out to sea when my ski died. I was in 3 feet of water and could not pull my ski to the beach!
I was riding in salt, and was going about 3/4 throttle, when the ski suddenly shut off and threw me over the bars. Now I have no spark at all. I am checking the stop switch first, guessing that it is stuck on off. It cranks just fine, but no sparky sparky.....
#2 Look in Ebox and under...
Great Ride! Best spot I have ever seen for a ride. Camping on the beach, with fire and alcohol and your skis right there.... Waves were great Sat morning!
A few small points to improve the ride.
1. You NEED a place to ditch trailers....maybe pay someone local close by to ditch them in...
A friend of mine cracked his Dry pipe twice and blew out o rings left and right. Ruined quite a few good days of riding...He went 'wet' and hasn't had an issue sinse...I've heard that FP fixed that issue...not sure though.
I still feel a flywheel gives more reliable low end than bumping up...
I've got a Trinity -2 SXR ES (the cheaper version). It rides completely different from an SXR, just because it is about 100 lbs lighter. I recommend this if you like your SXR's handling but want it to be more playful. (They REALLY become a handful, the power increase from the lack of weight...
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