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MotoSook 03-07-2005 12:11 PM

Warren/Grady/GeorgeK anyone..explain this 934/935 CDI box
 
Someone posted an ad in the classifieds...interesting. Looks like a potentiometer to retard or advance ignition...is that right?

Please enlighten this idiot :)

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1110218449.jpg

Early_S_Man 03-07-2005 12:33 PM

Souk,

Per Paul Frere,935 distributors had no centrifugal advance mechanism ... where you dialed the dist. body to, and tightened the nut -- that's it!!!

Although I have no experience with 935s -- so don't take this as Gospel ... it would be very easy to build a variable delay stage either ahead of, or after the Schmitt Trigger of the 6-pin CDI unit. All it could do would delay the spark for a retard effect, so the distributor body adjustment would have to be dialed-in and bolted down with slightly more advance than normally needed ... and then the dial on the CDI box could be used to set and mark known advance settings. Makes a lot of sense when you think how hard on the skin of the hands it must have been to loosen and tighten the hold-down nut for the dual-plug distributor of a 935 engine! Asbestos octopus or gloves would have been handy ... just like in the days of the 550 Spyder!

racing97 03-09-2005 12:28 PM

This is a Rev Limiter on a Bosch Motorsport CD box. They moved a bit in use in 935's and were a bit finicky.

Best regards

emcon5 03-09-2005 12:49 PM

That almost looks like a aircraft style circuit breaker.

Tom


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