not seen one of these before... i think By cdoublejj (Read 996 times)

[cdoublejj]

www.spmotostore.com/Twist_Control_Motoforce_RACING_Piaggio_Peugeot_p/mf84.109.htm

Do you think it removes more friction than it creates? or maybe it's more moving parts and more complicated than necessary?

[twowheeler]

Hoca makes one and partsforscooters has it for less. Cant hurt. I prefer this one. Probably better at vibration control.

www.highgaintuning.com/Torsion_Control_MALOSSI_Piaggio_50cc_p/m2512828.htm

[Bashan]

The concept makes sense, you going to try it? Let us know if it makes a difference.

[cdoublejj]

Mar 19, 2014 14:33:01 GMT -6 twowheeler said:

Hoca makes one and partsforscooters has it for less. Cant hurt. I prefer this one. Probably better at vibration control.

www.highgaintuning.com/Torsion_Control_MALOSSI_Piaggio_50cc_p/m2512828.htm

looks like simple plastic piece sans roller bearings. How is it working out for you?

[twowheeler]

On its way

[cdoublejj]

any difference?

[twowheeler]

Yes. More "fluid"

I believe anything you put between the spring and the clutch face compresses the spring a tad and raises rpms a little so you might have to mess with weights.

[jct842]

I would be kind of hesitant to trust the one with ball bearings in it. A few years ago they were selling a thrust bearing similar to owners of expensive spring powered air rifles. They came apart and ruined a couple hundred dollars worth of parts in a $7-800 gun. Thrust bearings that rotate only part of a circle tend to pound a detent in the races. Same with steering bearings in bikes/scooters. I would hate to have a ball get loose in the clutch area.

[cdoublejj]

eh i guess that's what i have a spare scooter for. sounds like it might be worth trying.

[cdoublejj]

i wonder if it fits all GY6 or if it's specifically for the 50cc or 150cc.