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1970 Honda SL350K0 · Starter & Charging Parts Buying guide
The two charging kits each combine a stator with a rectifier/regulator but require different battery chemistry. The separate combined rectifier/regulator is a lead-acid option intended for use with the stock stator.
Lead-acid charging kitStator and rectifier/regulator kit for standard lead-acid batteries; not for lithium-ion batteries.View part
Lithium-ion charging kitStator and rectifier/regulator kit for lithium-ion batteries, with a 14 V ± 0.2 V set point.View part
Lead-acid rectifier/regulatorCombined Rick’s unit for use with the stock stator; not compatible with lithium-ion batteries.View part
Related parts: Starter solenoid relay · Alternator rotor removal tool
Each kit includes a stator and rectifier/regulator. The separate Hot Shot combined unit is a different scope of purchase, described for use with the stock stator. Establish which components need replacement and compare the fitted connections before choosing between a paired kit and a single component.
The linked starter relay is another component in this category, not part of either charging kit’s stated contents. Diagnose the affected circuit before ordering. If alternator service is required, the linked 16 × 1.5 rotor puller is a removal tool whose thread must match the fitted rotor.
The lead-acid kit expressly excludes lithium-ion batteries. A later battery change requires a compatible charging arrangement and confirmation of the battery maker’s requirements; do not treat the two kit versions as interchangeable.
The kit specifies a 14 V ± 0.2 V set point and is not for standard lead-acid batteries. Confirm that the chosen lithium battery manufacturer accepts that charging specification before ordering or combining components.
The stated kit contents are a stator and rectifier/regulator. Identify starter or rotor needs separately. The linked relay and removal tool are separate entries, so use a diagnosed repair list instead of assuming a whole electrical-system package.
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