The ignition unit comes with loads of options e.g. quickshifter, rev. counter, program switch - all these I am not going to use at least initially. When you look at the number of wires coming out of the ignition box, you need first to sort through and tape these back so it looks easier to understand. I had payed Borut the extra Euros to get the connectors already crimped on, so really most of the wiring was just plug and play, however there are a couple of things to do.
You need to connect the green/yellow wires from the ignition box to the powervalve box, these both came with female connectors, but in my case the two boxes are placed next to each other, so would be close enough to plug straight in, this meant removing one of the females and adding a male bullet connector which was supplied in the kit. For some reason, you need to run seperate wires to the coils (on the RG wiring, the same feed is used (blue/white wire). So I decided to use the standard blue/white wire for one coil, and run a new wire for other coil. Unfortunately I didn't have any "good" coloured wire, so I ran in a brown wire all the way from the coil servicing cylinders 2 & 4, the return wire from both coils (white) is common, so was used as was. From the Zeel box, the pink and orange wires provide the low tension feed for the coils, and white is the return. I needed to find 12V from somewhere to power both boxes, the PPV box gets it from the standard connector, whereas the ignition box needs an additional supply, for the moment, I have plugged it into an orange wire on the original loom, which I believe used to supply the rear brake switch, anyway testing the resistance it would seem it should get 12V when powered.
The RG runs a big capacitor (battery eliminator) instead of a battery, for the moment I am not sure if the kickstart will give enough oomph to power the ignition box in order to start the bike, so I will have to try it out, although in order to do that, I need to put some fuel in and to be honest I have just drained the carbs etc... for the winter, so testing will probably wait for the spring. If it doesn't work I will need to use the LiIon battery purchased to replace the one I lost on the 350 in my accident at Croix-en-Ternois.
I have positioned the two boxes towards the rear of the bike, and I have cut a small trap in the undertray so that I can attach the Zeeltronic handheld programmer without having to remove the fairing or seat unit. I will need to make a small cover so that all the crap from the track doesn't get into the connectors!
