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Scooters - 125 to 300 => Super 8 150 => Topic started by: htcneil2 on August 03, 2016, 06:14:00 PM

Title: Anyone use the 2fastmoto variator for 150cc?
Post by: htcneil2 on August 03, 2016, 06:14:00 PM

has anyone used this with any success?

Title: Re: Anyone use the 2fastmoto variator for 150cc?
Post by: tortoise on August 03, 2016, 06:50:59 PM

What specifically is your "success" objective?  Why not just install Dr. Pulley sliders (http://www.gy6store.com/Dr-Pulley-12gm-18x14-Sliding-Roller-Weights-for-GY6-MOTORS-DR-PULLEY-12gm-SLIDERS.htm?categoryId=-1) and slides (http://www.gy6store.com/Dr-Pulley-Variator-Slides-for-150cc-and-125cc-GY6-Motors-Dr-Pulley-Variator-Slides-150cc.htm?categoryId=-1).

Variator link (http://2fastmoto.com/150cc-GY-6-High-Performance-Variator-Kit_p_655.html).

Title: Re: Anyone use the 2fastmoto variator for 150cc?
Post by: htcneil2 on August 03, 2016, 07:45:55 PM

more top end ideally.

maybe faster acceleration on the other end.

I knew a guy who had a yamaha vino amd could out accelerate me off the line with my xciting 500 up to 65mph. he was using malossi multivar on his 125

Title: Re: Anyone use the 2fastmoto variator for 150cc?
Post by: Mr. Paul on August 04, 2016, 09:32:22 AM

I tried the Dr. Pulley sliders and did not really get any more top end speed. They do give a smoother, more linear acceleration. They were not really quicker when I verified the performance, but they felt like it. In the end I purchased the Dr. Pulley rollers in the recommended weight for my scooter. IMHO the best solution for over-all performance. Trust me, you are not going to get a substantial return on your investment if you spend a lot of money on after-market performance upgrades. Kymco builds these things pretty much "high performance" from the factory. Just my hard earned two cents worth.