Looking to replace the separate rectifier and regulator with a aftermarket combined unit.
Z- Power have one but at nearly £100 its very expensive.
There was one being supplied by a number of suppliers, Regulator/Rectifier (SH 522-12) http://www.lm-spares.co.uk/acatalog/Z1_ ... 3_76_.html , which were a bit cheaper and had the correct male connector fitted so was a direct replacement. However, they seem to have dried up and knowbody has any stock.
Anybody know of any alternatives preferably with the correct male connector fitted as I don't really want to cut off the old one.
Wassell do a three phase one: http://www.pembrokeshiremotorcycleparts ... 2139-p.asp
Which is cheap but is 190W high enough and are they any good? However, it is only supplied with bare wires.
Does anybody know what the correct male connector is and if so where they can be bought?
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Fitting aftermarket regulator/rectifier
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Used em meself,no probs do the job,scavenged an old plug off a us alternator,could not find supply of new ones..
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Think they're made in Taiwan or summink? Could have been a 1-off 
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