Is there a stand alone ignition for the gs500 like Dyna makes for the vtwin ? I'm not use to working on imports... I'm currently trying to eliminate the computer all together. If any one knows of a post on here or of a company that makes a stand alone ignition for the gs500 please let me know.
any information is appreciated :)
Thanks.
Not completely sure what you are referring to. There is no computer...just a couple relays and a switch. What year bike do you have? Last I knew, there never was a version of the GS with any type of computer control system.
want to build one? check out this site, just apply to the GS
http://home.comcast.net/~loudgpz/GPZweb/index.html#home (http://home.comcast.net/~loudgpz/GPZweb/index.html#home)
Quote from: Soloratov on February 22, 2014, 09:51:01 PMLast I knew, there never was a version of the GS with any type of computer control system.
The ignition module on the 03+ (04+ in the US) GS500 does indeed have a microprocessor to adjust the timing based on RPM and throttle position, but it is a pretty dumb system. Even the older models had a step change in the timing advance at 4K RPM, but not exactly sure how that worked; and the newer module is only slightly smarter.
Newer fuel injected bikes have significantly more complicated computer controls that are tune-able in software.
Quote from: radodrill on February 22, 2014, 10:25:34 PM
The ignition module on the 03+ (04+ in the US) GS500 does indeed have a microprocessor to adjust the timing based on RPM and throttle position, but it is a pretty dumb system.
Fair enough, I was unaware. Good to know!
For reference I am looking to eliminate this.
http://www.maxsalvage.com/servlet/the-12167/04-Suzuki-GS500-GS/Detail
I have gotten rid of almost all of the electronics. No kick stand interlock, no neutral switch interlock, no speedo/tack...etc. I want to run 12v to the igniton module...I don't care if I have to buy an aftermarket ignition
Maybe you could modify it to take a set of points. I really miss cleaning adjusting and replacing them, ah! the good old days.......