Comfort upgrade of the racing alternator regulator

This is a comfort modification of the racing alternator regulator. This relay upgrade eliminates the need to disconnect the battery after using the motorcycle on the race track
due to the continuous running of the voltage measurement circuit.

New customers add this article in addition to the desired racing generator in the cart and get a modified regulator shipped.

If you have already purchased your racing genaerator in from us or from another supplier, then of course we need your removed regulator unit. You will receive a modified regulator back within a processing time of 4-6 working days.

All customers who have bought their racing-alternator from us and would like to request a modification please contact us via email.

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Accessories

Spare Part: Regulator for Racing Alternator                                      ORDER-No. RG-LMREG

3 Phase Regulator/Rectifier.

Every year a high number of alternators fail due to lack of heat transfer and cooling. One reason for this is imbedded in the design of many Japanese and aftermarket regulators. They work by short circuiting the generator, and by doing so the regulator is running at 100% capacity all the time. This way the excess power produced at high rpm by the generator is transferred from electrical energy to heat in the alternator and the regulator.

Our regulators work by disconnecting the alternator from the regulator when there is sufficient voltage in the battery. Because the alternator is running without any load it produces less heat and resistance. This design lengthens the life of both the alternator and the regulator, and less resistance on the engine (= more power).

The ultimate output of the regulator voltage is adjustable and this product is suitable for use with all types of Lithium racing batteries.

There is an LED fitted to the regulator which shows when the regulator is overcoming load on the system.

This will work with ALL types of 3 phase alternators and generators.

The 3 phase Regulator/Rectifier MUST run with a battery at ALL times.

Connection:

The regulator is connected to the alternator by the 3 wires in no particular order. The red wire is connected to the battery +ve, via a fuse (fitted). The black wire is connected to the battery –ve.

The housing of the rectifier has to be earthed with fitting directly to the body or with an extra wire.

The thin blue wire is connected to a switched +ve 12V supply (so no drain occurs when the vehicle is off).

  • You cannot test or run the regulator without the battery connected.
  • The battery and alternator must be charged and in good working order.
  • Always ensure the battery is fully charged before starting.
  • When mounting the regulator please ensure there is good airflow and as much space as possible around it. Spacers behind the regulator will allow extra airflow behind it.
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Aprilia RSV4 1000/1100 Race generator kit 2009-2020                                              
CHOOSE YOUR MODELL

This is the complete race generator kit including the lightweight flywheel, stator, mounting plate, cup fasteners, connectors and specific regulator / rectifier

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BMW S1000RR-09-19 Race Alternator Kit    Ordering No. RG-BMWS000RR-0919

This is the complete race generator kit including the lightweight flywheel, stator, mounting plate, cup, fasteners, connectors and specific regulator / rectifier.

Significantly lighter than standard, offering higher output than 'race kit' versions, providing increased throttle response,less gyroscopic forces and more bhp everywhere.  It is designed to fit high performance injection engines, and as a replacement for standard alternator systems.

Typical gains on a standard bike are around 5-6bhp. 

This state-of-the-art alternator uses a tiny 45mm diameter rotor weighing only 196g.  This significantly reduces the effective weight of the crank by not only reducing the weight of the rotor by 75% but also by reducing the radius over which this weight acts.  Standard rotors are around 118mm in diameter (compared to ours at 45mm), so the speed of the edge of the rotor is much higher - for example at 14000 rpm the standard rotor edge is travelling at 200mph, our rotor edge is only travelling at under 75mph.  Anyone who's tried knows that it's a lt takes significantly less time and effort to accelerate up to and stop from 75mph than it does a vehicle 4 times the weight from 200mph; this translates to much improved throttle response and faster acceleration.

With fuel injected bikes the option to run a 'total loss' system has become impossible, due to the drains from fuel pumps and injectors.  The standard alternators are designed to run headlights etc and need to be able to supply significantly more power than you will ever need on a race bike.  This means you can use a considerably smaller system, reducing the weight of the crankshaft assembly.  

Most race kit generators have a smaller rotor with less windings running single phase in the stator so that they produce less outright power (and accordingly take less power from the crank to generate the electricity), but use a standard reg/rec.

The problem with this is that you have to rev the engine quite hard to produce any useable power and any excess electricity created is still converted to heat in the reg/rec and thrown out the back of the bike.

Our generators also use a small rotor but our windings have a lot of turns of fine wire.  This allows us to provide strong and consistent power at lower revs, but the clever part is in the reg/rec.  The reg/rec contains a switching system which cuts the generating power when the desired voltage is reached and therefore the power is not taken from the crank to convert to electricity in the first place.  This is why our reg/recs run much cooler than standard models and why you cannot use our generators with a standard reg/rec as the generator would be under load all the time creating excessive heat in the windings.

Especially for the special demands regarding necessary reserve capacity in connection with a racing alternator we recommend the use of a LiFePo4 supply battery.

NOTE: The racing alternator offered here fits at least the following models due to identical part numbers:
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Suzuki GSXR600/750 K6+ Race Generator kit           
Order-No. RG-GSXR600/750-06+

This is the complete race generator kit including a modified Suzuki generator cover, the lightweight flywheel, stator, mounting plate, cup fasteners, connectors and specific regulator / rectifier.

Significantly lighter than standard, offering higher output than 'race kit' versions, providing increased throttle response,less gyroscopic forces and more bhp everywhere.  It is designed to fit high performance injection engines, and as a replacement for standard alternator systems.

Typical gains on a standard bike are around 4-5bhp and generally the higher the state of tune of the bike the greater the gain.

This state-of-the-art alternator uses a tiny 85mm diameter rotor weighing only 316g.  This significantly reduces the effective weight of the crank by not only reducing the weight of the rotor by 60% from 756g, but also by reducing the radius over which this weight acts.  Standard rotors are around 120mm in diameter with the mass around the outside edge (compared to ours at 85mm with most of the mass in the centre).  In fact ours are only as big as 85mm so that they can be bolted onto the starter clutch. The speed of the edge of the rotor is much lower on our rotor - for example at 14000 rpm the standard rotor edge is travelling at 200mph, our rotor edge is only travelling at under 140mph.  Anyone who's tried knows that it takes significantly less time and effort to accelerate up to and stop from 140mph than it does from 200mph in a vehicle two and a half times the weight; this translates to much improved throttle response, faster acceleration and reduced gyroscopic force giving quicker turning.

With fuel injected bikes the option to run a 'total loss' system has become impossible, due to the drains from fuel pumps and injectors.  The standard alternators are designed to run headlights etc and need to be able to supply significantly more power than you will ever need on a race bike.  This means you can use a considerably smaller system, reducing the weight of the crankshaft assembly.  

Most race kit generators have a smaller rotor with less windings in the stator so that they produce less outright power (and accordingly take less power from the crank to generate the electricity), and use a standard reg/rec.

The problem with this is that you have to rev the engine quite hard to produce any useable power and any excess electricity created is still converted to heat in the reg/rec and thrown out the back of the bike.

Our generators also use a small rotor but our windings have a lot of turns of fine wire.  This allows us to provide strong and consistent power at lower revs, but the clever part is in the reg/rec.  The reg/rec contains a switching system which cuts the generating power when the desired voltage is reached and therefore the power is not taken from the crank to convert to electricity in the first place.  This is why our reg/recs run much cooler than standard models and why you cannot use our generators with a standard reg/rec as the generator would be under load all the time creating excessive heat in the windings.

Especially for the special demands regarding necessary reserve capacity in connection with a racing alternator we recommend the use of a LiFePo4 supply battery.

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Honda CBR600RR 2003-2006 Race generator kit      
Order-Nr. RG-HONCBR600-03-06

This is the complete race generator kit including the lightweight flywheel, stator, mounting plate, cup fasteners, connectors and specific regulator / rectifier.

Significantly lighter than standard, offering higher output than 'race kit' versions, providing increased throttle response,less gyroscopic forces and more bhp everywhere.  It is designed to fit high performance injection engines, and as a replacement for standard alternator systems.

Typical gains on a standard bike are around 4bhp.

This state-of-the-art alternator uses a tiny 45mm diameter rotor weighing only 120g.  This significantly reduces the effective weight of the crank by not only reducing the weight of the rotor but also by reducing the radius over which this weight acts.  Standard rotors are around 120mm in diameter (compared to ours at 45mm), so the speed of the edge of the rotor is much higher - for example at 14000 rpm the standard rotor edge is travelling at 200mph, our rotor edge is only travelling at under 75mph.  Anyone who's tried knows that it's a lt takes significantly less time and effort to accelerate up to and stop from 75mph than it does a vehicle 5 times the weight to and from 200mph; this translates to much improved throttle response and faster acceleration.

With fuel injected bikes the option to run a 'total loss' system has become impossible, due to the drains from fuel pumps and injectors.  The standard alternators are designed to run headlights etc and need to be able to supply significantly more power than you will ever need on a race bike.  This means you can use a considerably smaller system, reducing the weight of the crankshaft assembly. 

Most race kit generators have a smaller rotor with less windings in the stator so that they produce less outright power (and accordingly take less power from the crank to generate the electricity), and use a standard reg/rec.

The problem with this is that you have to rev the engine quite hard to produce any useable power and any excess electricity created is still converted to heat in the reg/rec and thrown out the back of the bike.

Our generators also use a small rotor but our windings have a lot of turns of fine wire.  This allows us to provide strong and consistent power at lower revs, but the clever part is in the reg/rec.  The reg/rec contains a switching system which cuts the generating power when the desired voltage is reached and therefore the power is not taken from the crank to convert to electricity in the first place.  This is why our reg/recs run much cooler than standard models and why you cannot use our generators with a standard reg/rec as the generator would be under load all the time creating excessive heat in the windings.

Especially for the special demands regarding necessary reserve capacity in connection with a racing alternator we recommend the use of a LiFePo4 supply battery.

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Honda CBR600RR 2007+ Race generator kit                   
Ordering Nr. RG-HONCBR600-07+

This is the complete race generator kit including the lightweight flywheel, stator, mounting plate, cup fasteners, connectors and specific regulator / rectifier.

Significantly lighter than standard, offering higher output than 'race kit' versions, providing increased throttle response,less gyroscopic forces and more bhp everywhere.  It is designed to fit high performance injection engines, and as a replacement for standard alternator systems.

Typical gains on a standard bike are around 4bhp. 

This state-of-the-art alternator uses a tiny 45mm diameter rotor weighing only 120g.  This significantly reduces the effective weight of the crank by not only reducing the weight of the rotor but also by reducing the radius over which this weight acts.  Standard rotors are around 120mm in diameter (compared to ours at 45mm), so the speed of the edge of the rotor is much higher - for example at 14000 rpm the standard rotor edge is travelling at 200mph, our rotor edge is only travelling at under 75mph.  Anyone who's tried knows that it's a lt takes significantly less time and effort to accelerate up to and stop from 75mph than it does a vehicle 5 times the weight to and from 200mph; this translates to much improved throttle response and faster acceleration.

With fuel injected bikes the option to run a 'total loss' system has become impossible, due to the drains from fuel pumps and injectors.  The standard alternators are designed to run headlights etc and need to be able to supply significantly more power than you will ever need on a race bike.  This means you can use a considerably smaller system, reducing the weight of the crankshaft assembly.  

Most race kit generators have a smaller rotor with less windings in the stator so that they produce less outright power (and accordingly take less power from the crank to generate the electricity), and use a standard reg/rec.

The problem with this is that you have to rev the engine quite hard to produce any useable power and any excess electricity created is still converted to heat in the reg/rec and thrown out the back of the bike.

Our generators also use a small rotor but our windings have a lot of turns of fine wire.  This allows us to provide strong and consistent power at lower revs, but the clever part is in the reg/rec.  The reg/rec contains a switching system which cuts the generating power when the desired voltage is reached and therefore the power is not taken from the crank to convert to electricity in the first place.  This is why our reg/recs run much cooler than standard models and why you cannot use our generators with a standard reg/rec as the generator would be under load all the time creating excessive heat in the windings.

Especially for the special demands regarding necessary reserve capacity in connection with a racing alternator we recommend the use of a LiFePo4 supply battery.

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Delivery period: 10 working days