Rectifier/regulator where to get a good one
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Re: Rectifier/regulator where to get a good one
11 Feb 2016 18:35 - 11 Feb 2016 18:41
No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationif you want "the best" you need to get a Series R/R like a Compufire or Shindengen SH775. These units will help preserve your stator by eliminating current being shunted back into the stator itself.
The SH775 is hands down the best value in a quality R/R available these days. SH775, Polaris part number 4012941. Commonly available for about $75. Check Bike Bandit for pricing, or you favorite dealership source.
Triumph makes a harness pigtail that fits into the SH775 and is fairly cheap. P/N T2500676
These units are bulletproof. You can get used samples for even cheaper. Try ebay and search for Polaris Ranger regulator. If you go this way make sure it's a real SH775. There are knockoffs from china that are not true series R/Rs.
The SH775 is hands down the best value in a quality R/R available these days. SH775, Polaris part number 4012941. Commonly available for about $75. Check Bike Bandit for pricing, or you favorite dealership source.
Triumph makes a harness pigtail that fits into the SH775 and is fairly cheap. P/N T2500676
These units are bulletproof. You can get used samples for even cheaper. Try ebay and search for Polaris Ranger regulator. If you go this way make sure it's a real SH775. There are knockoffs from china that are not true series R/Rs.
Last edit: 11 Feb 2016 18:41 by Nessism.
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