Yamaha XS Coils for Honda 305 scrambler
Yamaha XS Coils for Honda 305 scrambler
about a year and a half ago I pulled a 71 cb350 from behind a barn. I had to completely rebuild the motor and most of it's components got replaced. For coils I used a set of new yamaha xs coils with great success. I have an extra set and was wondering if they would work on this 305. Just wondering if anyone had a nay say with a reason off the top of their head. Thanks
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Re: Yamaha XS Coils for Honda 305 scrambler
Any real reason ya offered this under (CL72 CL77?. ..............lm
PapaWoody wrote:about a year and a half ago I pulled a 71 cb350 from behind a barn. I had to completely rebuild the motor and most of it's components got replaced. For coils I used a set of new yamaha xs coils with great success. I have an extra set and was wondering if they would work on this 305. Just wondering if anyone had a nay say with a reason off the top of their head. Thanks
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I asked cause the forum has lots of discussion headers which this info would be better suited for and ya never mentioned CL77 so ya caused me to wonder. ........lm
PapaWoody wrote:Well I am building this cl 77 with no coils and I have this brand new set of coils from an xs sitting here with no bike. It worked with my Honda 350 so I thought maybe i would be in luck in which case I figured someone here would know
PapaWoody
Welcome to the forum!!
You mentioned 305 Scrambler in your subject. That means CL77 to most of us here.... :-)
Measure the primary resistance of your coils and if they are around 4-5 Ohms, they should be OK. If they worked on a CB350 that should be a good clue as well. Just have a go, see what happens and report back. We'll all learn something that way.
G
Welcome to the forum!!
You mentioned 305 Scrambler in your subject. That means CL77 to most of us here.... :-)
Measure the primary resistance of your coils and if they are around 4-5 Ohms, they should be OK. If they worked on a CB350 that should be a good clue as well. Just have a go, see what happens and report back. We'll all learn something that way.
G
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'61 CB72 '64 CB77 '65 CB160
'66 Matchless 350 '67 CL77
'67 S90 '77 CB400F