PART 1 How to modify the variator and clutch assembly on a GY6 Engine with sliders
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is that gorge bush haha
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how do i know what size of roller do i have
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haha ya I um kinda didn't know what I was talking about at the time, It is hitting 40 right know and is legal for in town roads that is what I want lol
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i have not switched anything yet but as soon as i can get more money imma put alot of parts on my typhoon it's gonna be bad ass at the top speed of 80.
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Yep you to, wait did you do this thing for switching out your springs and rollers?
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alright see ya later.
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hey buggy got a question I drive a 50 cc scooter and gonna change roller weights , if I went with a weight in the mid range would that be best for over all proformance ? take off ,acc, top speed .... I under stand lighter ones is good take off and heavy for top speed so what about mid sized ????
Todry410 1 year ago
@Todry410 well you likely have mid grade in there now. Typically guys with scooters want to work with the top end. I'd leave the rollers alone and put an A9 cam on it. You'll lose a little pull on the bottom end but gain top speed. Somehwere in here I have a video of a stock Helix go kart vs a modded Helix go kart. It is an excellent example of what a cam can do for you.
BuggyMasters 1 year ago
Ya I want to do it but don't know how hard it is or what size clutch I have. But I am going to get my speed up to about 60 so I can street legalize it. My truck insurance is huge and would be nice to use my buggy as a summer car insurance is only 25 bucks hahaha
JaceMullen 2 years ago
If you have a 150cc, you will have a very hard time getting it to do 60mph. You would be better off getting a 250cc or bigger.
BuggyMasters 2 years ago