Bad stator help!!!
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Rick's Electrics is probably a good choice if you don't want an OEM
https://ricksmotorsportelectrics.com/New-OEM-Style-Yamaha-Stator-21_405
$144 + shipping, looks like 3 days estimated UPS Ground shipping.
https://ricksmotorsportelectrics.com/New-OEM-Style-Yamaha-Stator-21_405
$144 + shipping, looks like 3 days estimated UPS Ground shipping.
I know that they offer re-wound stators or armatures, if you read their website. Their products are used in various projects you see in online content and in what few magazines about bikes which are left. Send 'em an email & ask, for info from the horse's mouth.
Where in MI are you? I used to live in the s.w.
Where in MI are you? I used to live in the s.w.
MaxMidnight
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You say 'I believe my stator is bad'...how have you confirmed this is the case?
Bill Seward
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This is a discount code from a company called RMStator. It worked for me, for both the VMax and Roadstar stators I bought. 20 percent off, and they used to ship free, if memory serves. Both stators were described as high output, and have worked fine for me. One cool thing, is that they came with 3 foot long wires. I use series type voltage regulators on both bikes, and they live under the seat of the machines. The wires are long enough to run 5hem up to where I mounted the regulators. At that point, it's a short hop to run the outputs directly to the battery, through a fuse. I'm a big fan of these series type voltage regulators, and highly recommend them. Beware of knock off units off eBay or Amazon.... They can fail and cause a lot of very expensive smoke to come out of your electrical system.
This is a discount code from a company called RMStator. It worked for me, for both the VMax and Roadstar stators I bought. 20 percent off, and they used to ship free, if memory serves. Both stators were described as high output, and have worked fine for me. One cool thing, is that they came with 3 foot long wires. I use series type voltage regulators on both bikes, and they live under the seat of the machines. The wires are long enough to run 5hem up to where I mounted the regulators. At that point, it's a short hop to run the outputs directly to the battery, through a fuse. I'm a big fan of these series type voltage regulators, and highly recommend them. Beware of knock off units off eBay or Amazon.... They can fail and cause a lot of very expensive smoke to come out of your electrical system.
