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Scooters - 50cc => Agility 50 => Topic started by: REDKYMCO on September 24, 2011, 02:15:05 PM
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I would like to try and derestrict my kymco 49cc but dont want to make it complicated im not after turning it into a superbike just would be happy with around 40mph, the reason why i want it derestricted is as a few years ago is in 2004 i purchased a starway/boatian 49qt moped from argos looked very similar to peugeots v clic prob the same and like the agility it used the 139qmb engine but from the day it was deliverd 4km on clock it did not seem to be restricted and could easily do 40 - 45 mph could this have been the chinese saving money on restricted cdi etc, so anyway as you can imagine i kind of got used to the extra speed and would like to have it again, i was wondering could i just cut the wire in the cdi and is there a washer i can remove in the variator or does it need replacing with a different washer and if i can do these 2 methods should it give me my desired speed. im not after anything amazing so i dont want to start changeing jets in the carb or fitting a race exhaust and air filters as my little starway scoot had none of this but could easily manage 40mph+ basicly i would like the agility to be how it would be in its standard form but without restrictions any help greatly appreciated.....
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I would like to try and derestrict my kymco 49cc but dont want to make it complicated im not after turning it into a superbike just would be happy with around 40mph, the reason why i want it derestricted is as a few years ago is in 2004 i purchased a starway/boatian 49qt moped from argos looked very similar to peugeots v clic prob the same and like the agility it used the 139qmb engine but from the day it was deliverd 4km on clock it did not seem to be restricted and could easily do 40 - 45 mph could this have been the chinese saving money on restricted cdi etc, so anyway as you can imagine i kind of got used to the extra speed and would like to have it again, i was wondering could i just cut the wire in the cdi and is there a washer i can remove in the variator or does it need replacing with a different washer and if i can do these 2 methods should it give me my desired speed. im not after anything amazing so i dont want to start changeing jets in the carb or fitting a race exhaust and air filters as my little starway scoot had none of this but could easily manage 40mph+ basicly i would like the agility to be how it would be in its
standard form but without restrictions any help greatly appreciated.....
The easiest mod is too remove the restrictor (smooth collar) on the variator and add an 82# jet to the carb. The parts are actually Kymco for markets were restriction is not necessary parts are £20 and dealer can fit them. Had mine done before I took delivery. Kymco say unrestricted top speed is 42 mph.
Seems some Kymco bikes came with the unrestriction parts in a bag usually in the seat and some
don't ?? My Agility did not come with them butvlike I said was £20 it was the Kymco sales rep who recommended the mod!!!!!
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Kymco uk say to derestrict fit a smooth boss, #82 main jet and cut cdi. That will def get you to at keast 40mph on the speedo. I got to 42-43mph with those 3 things only. You wont get anywhere till you change the variator boss to a smooth one.
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Thank you for your reply, do you think i could get away with just changing the variator boss as i dont want to mess to much with the scoot as lately i am a strong beliver in if its not broke dont fix it i dont want to play with it to much if i could just get about 35 to 40 mph it would suit me as on my regular commute its mainly 30mph there is only one road that has a 40mph limit its just quite a long stretch and every car has to impatiently overtake.....
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to get the best out of your scoot you well have to do all 3 mods .they all tie in together and work together in some way.
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Blue is right, They are all very minor modifications and won't require anymore adjustments after they are done. To just change the variator boss would be pointless without cutting the CDI because the CDI will still be limiting the RPM's which won't allow you to gain mcuh at all if anything. If you do both those mods without changing to a 82 or 85 main jet it will then be running lean which over time could cause damage to your engine.
They all work together and should be done together but once you do them you should be happy with your scooter if 40-42mph is what you're looking for.
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+1...... ;)
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I think doing the variator mod is the most important then the main jet, but is the cdi really nessecary if he only wants a small increase? With the variator mod, that will allow the variator to work fully with the engine's current operating speed, will that get near the required speed?
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I have never done just those two derestrict mods and not the CDI mod but I don't think it would even get him near 40. My guess would be 35 or so.
After only the variator and jet mod the variator will be capable of expanding all the way but the engine won't be able to give it the necessary RPMs to do so because the CDI will still be limiting the RPMs.
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If it is a 2010MY+ then the CDi mod is not needed as the CDi is unrestricted already just boss and jet need doing.
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At what engine speed does the rev limiter cut in?
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Mine is a 2011 with the indicators built into fairing so hopefully the cdi is not restricted, i have heard that a restricted cdi cuts in at 7800rpm, i had someone add a message to me on you tube although is english is slightly broken it says""" Finally my agility got the first service today. And the vario is unrestricted now. Just changed the bus. It runs now at about 62km/h enough for me.""" I guess it may well do this because as "jezyg" says maybe cdi is not restricted on later models or if the cdi is restricted because the belt can now travel higher up the variator it like now adding a 5th gear and brings the revs below 7800rpm in which case this mod sounds good to me as i get extra speed but know im not over reving....
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My thinking was that you will get more speed using 100% of your variator @ 7,800 rpm than you would using 80% of your variator @7,800 rpm. Leaving the limiter is a safeguard for the engine.
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sidthesloth..... I think you make a good point about still limiting the revs and think i will go for just the variator bush change and see how it goes....
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If you do that, also look at a longer belt to utilise all of the variator.
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I never heard the newer modles were unrestricted as far as the CDI goes and that's awesome for anyone getting a newer model!
Yea I believe it was sid that said start with the first two (boss,jet) then go from there. If you still want a couple more mph go for the CDI mod.
But to correct one of my previous statements I'm 99% sure I did have just the variator and jet mod for a short while and to the best of my recollection remember only getting about 35mph (speedo)....
But good luck with whatever you choose to do and keep us updated!
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I never heard the newer modles were unrestricted as far as the CDI goes and that's awesome for anyone getting a newer model!
Yea I believe it was sid that said start with the first two (boss,jet) then go from there. If you still want a couple more mph go for the CDI mod.
But to correct one of my previous statements I'm 99% sure I did have just the variator and jet mod for a short while and to the best of my recollection remember only getting about 35mph (speedo)....
But good luck with whatever you choose to do and keep us updated!
Mine only has the boss and jet and does the stated 42mph there was no need to touch the CDi according to the sales rep/dealer.
Later CDi's don't have the wire you can saw through either???? Deffo 2010+ models that the mod does not work on as they are unlimited.
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I have just recently purchased a Agility 50cc on a 10plate and it does a healthy 40-43 unrestricted to my knowledge I'm not a massive bike loving modding bashing kind of person but i thought i would give the the two wheeled machine a try.
I have a 10plate with 7k on the clock Hopefully it lasts me a healthy Year or so. Any tips to a newbie would be muchos appreciated
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if it does 40 to 43 it sounds like it has been restricted. anways injoy and ride and stay on the fourm lot of helpfull people here.
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if it does 40 to 43 it sounds like it has been restricted. anways injoy and ride and stay on the fourm lot of helpfull people here.
He means mph not Kmh.
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A tip i would advise if you want your agility to last you as long as possible is change the oils every few thousand km, i use castrol power 1 racing fully synthetic 10w40 oil and fuchsilkolene 80w90 hypoid gear oil for the transmision i changed the engine oils at 400km and plan to change tham again at 4000km and then every 4000km although some may advise more regular changes and may say the use of fully synthetic not necessary, this is just my own opinion and im also a new agility owner after being very unhappy with peugeots 4t kisbee owned many 50cc scoots in the past but they were all 2 strokes so am open to any better advice for maintaning 4 strokes to make sure my agility lasts me as long as possible, especialy as i dont have a warranty as i serviced the scoot myself its now 4 months old with 1200km on clock and so far no problems touch wood, because my wife seen how reliable my kymco seems she got the agility rs it is nearly a month old now with 350km on clock so will be changing the oils on that scoot in the next few weeks and plan to use the same oils....
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He means mph not Kmh.
Haha thanks for clearing that up.
I did mean MPH.
Thanks for the Advice Kis I'll keep it in mind.
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Hey Kisbee, 4000 km between oil changes is a bit high i think? i try to do mine every 1000km sometimes i let it go to 1500km if im lazy tho.
I use fully synthetic oil too, been fine.
Vitalrs if you only get 42km/hr your scooter is still restricted. Theres millions of info on derestricting an agility on here. Any questions just ask and someone will help.
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I was thinking modern car's these days can go 10,000 miles before oil change is needed and i know others including skodas can go 20,000 miles, but i suppose the difference is apart from the fact the agility is not a car :) is the gy6 agility engine is a old honda design and without a oil filter apart from the wire strainer the oil can and will become contaminated a lot quicker also are little gy6 engines work at higher rpm so i guess 1500km or sooner maybe a safer bet.....
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Hey Kisbee, 4000 km between oil changes is a bit high i think? i try to do mine every 1000km sometimes i let it go to 1500km if im lazy tho.
I use fully synthetic oil too, been fine.
Vitalrs if you only get 42km/hr your scooter is still restricted. Theres millions of info on derestricting an agility on here. Any questions just ask and someone will help.
I'm in Britain i meant it in MPH!
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Well 42 is ok then for it derestricted. You could get a couple more mph and better acceleration with a race variator if you want, or just leave it and enjoy as is. You wont ever get much past 50mph without spending a bit of cash and it may shorten your engine life. Depends what your after really.
I get 45-47mph on good days and im happy with that, when i want more im moving up to a 125cc.
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I am happy with it at 40 ish I have no need to go faster, Not yet anyway. When it is time to get something bigger i shall just turn the Agility into a project so i can learn more about bikes and how they work :o