Triumphrat

bwelsh

Could someone give me a link to a company/ies that sells these coils?

2002 Triumph Trophy, last set of SN's.

ervdrvr1

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bwelsh

I was kind of looking for part number. Nology just refers you to one of their distributors. JC Whitney is closest, but doesn't know which coil fit Trophy.

DuckMan001

Call British Customs and ask for Shawn. He'll fix you up

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ervdrvr1

Nology coils for Triumph.

WWW.nology.com

Phone # 1-800-NOLOGY1 (665-6491)

Nology Engineering, Inc.
Attn.: Internet Request
1945 S. Rancho Santa Fe Rd.
San Marcos, CA 92078 USA


Coils: PFC-06TS - 0.6 Ohm, Single Outlet, Itm# 152 001 060T $70.25ea (750/900 Carb Triples)

PFC-06TD - 0.6 Ohm, Dual Outlet, Itm# 152 001 070T $73.26ea (1000/1200 Fours)

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bwelsh

Thank you.

bwelsh

Is it OK to use the stock wires for nologies? BC is wanting to sell me wires also for $160+ the coils.

DuckMan001

If the wires are old or you don't know the history (used bike), I'd go ahead and replace them. If they are fairly new, I would assume you could wait a little while but those are good wires... I have them on my Thrux

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DuckMan001

If the wires are old or you don't know the history (used bike), I'd go ahead and replace them. If they are fairly new, I would assume you could wait a little while but those are good wires... I have them on my Thrux

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ervdrvr1

bwelsh,
Yes, you can use the factory wires with the Nology coils. The coils are a direct bolt on, no mods needed. Not sure if the Nology plug wires will have the same boot as the factory wires to seal the spark plug well, my guess is, they don't. My factory plug wires are 6 years old and still fine. Inspect both ends to ensure no corosion. If nice and clean and they make a distinctive "click" when installed, they are probably OK(well, unless you have over 50000mi on her, might want new ones). Use dialectric grease when re-assembling.

Erv
Deep in the Heart of Texas!!

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