Bought Crane 3000 starter boost relay
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Bought Crane 3000 starter boost relay
Signicant increase in delivered power to starter. Very satisfied
thnks Dr. Hess grbrown and mod. for posting sticky
thnks Dr. Hess grbrown and mod. for posting sticky
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I don't see that as effecting the starter solenoid much at all. It is just applying full battery voltage to the coil. Any increase in voltage to the starter solenoid (reason for The Dreaded Click) is purely feedback. It is an interesting solution, but is it a problem? Maybe with the big inch motors drawing a lot of current to turn over.
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It gave me a quicker start without the usual lull I had experienced since I installed stroker flywheels and used .0012 cylinder to piston starting point. It poped immediately when start button engaged.
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Nothing to do with the solenoid, it is the same principal as using a second start relay, headlight relay etc. A direct path for current to reach a component without all the voltage drop due to connectors, corrosion etc.
This is a setup often used on old Japanese bikes with low voltage to the coils.
This is a setup often used on old Japanese bikes with low voltage to the coils.
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Nothing to do with the solenoid, it is the same principal as using a second start relay, headlight relay etc. A direct path for current to reach a component without all the voltage drop due to connectors, corrosion etc.
This is a setup often used on old
Japanese bikes with low voltage
to the coils.
This is a setup often used on old
Japanese bikes with low voltage
to the coils.
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