high output stator

[twinzr900]

i am planing on putting the lazer tech lights or whatever there called (there in rockey moutain atv) and i am putting them i nthe stock position and plan on getting ride of the stock ones. do i need the high output stator for this or are the bulbs the same as stock? thanks

[wesw]

you will if you buy their high output lights where a stock stator wont power them correctly

[twinzr900]

would itn hurt just to throw it on my bike anyway...i plan on getting the timing plate

[wesw]

if it was me i would get the high output lights most are 75watt adn get a 200 watt stator you wont be sorry. worth the money by being about to see a shit load better at nite

[hittintrees srh]

is there any reason to upgrade your stator?

how ment watts does a stocker produce?

[wesw]

i think a stock one was 100-120 maybe it will only power 35 watt bulbs

 

a new 200 watt will power 75 watters

[Wallrat]

Every stator made for the banshee has 2 circuits, an ignition and a lighting. Aftermarket stators won't do anything performance-wise if that's what you're thinking, they have the same ignition output as a stock stator. The stock stator puts out 70w on the lighting circuit, enough to run 2 35w lamps (the tailight uses very little juice). Something like the ricky stator 200w stator puts out 200w, enough to run 2 100w lights, 4 50w lights, etc. Just look at the wattage of the lights that you want to run and base it on that.

 

Oh and slapping in some higher wattage lights on a stock stator will actually make them dimmer and yellower. So make sure you stay at or below your stator output.

Edited May 12, 2005 by Wallrat

[Killdmycobra]

Every stator made for the banshee has 2 circuits, an ignition and a lighting.  Aftermarket stators won't do anything performance-wise if that's what you're thinking, they have the same ignition output as a stock stator.  The stock stator puts out 70w on the lighting circuit, enough to run 2 35w lamps (the tailight uses very little juice).  Something like the ricky stator 200w stator puts out 200w, enough to run 2 100w lights, 4 50w lights, etc.  Just look at the wattage of the lights that you want to run and base it on that.

 

Oh and slapping in some higher wattage lights on a stock stator will actually make them dimmer and yellower.  So make sure you stay at or below your stator output.

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So there is no ignition benefit from running a high wattage stator???

[SANDSTAR]

No.

And twin900, whats up with your spelling? Did some keys fall out of your keyboard?

[Dark Ranger]

No.

And twin900, whats up with your spelling? Did some keys fall out of your keyboard?

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