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What are good upgrades for 150cc scooter?
dli asked:
Its a generic chinese scooter with a gy6. What can I do to keep up with traffic on the highway? It just barely goes 60mph at WOT. I would like to go at least 70mph.
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Its a generic chinese scooter with a gy6. What can I do to keep up with traffic on the highway? It just barely goes 60mph at WOT. I would like to go at least 70mph.
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Anupam Acharya
November 7th, 2008 at 8:28 pm
if u want a 150 cc scooter then u can opt for honda eterno’
it is 150 cc and very comfortable and also has a powerful pickup and a decent bhp .!
nomedeeps
November 9th, 2008 at 2:18 am
Presuming you want a lift in performance without increasing fuel consumption much or costing a lot, then a 250 – 500 cc 4 stroke twin cylinder from Suzuki, Honda, Kawasaki or Yamaha would be a starting point. Some are cruisers in the Harley style and others are convention commuter bikes. A Honda CBF250 would fit the bill or if you want a bit more power for longer trips, CBF500. Kawasaki ER5 and KLR500 both may suit. I don’t know the models for your location but either 250 – 500 4 stroke twin cylinder machines from any of the popular makers will have enough performance but not so much that should get you in to trouble.
big_feet_big_shoes
November 12th, 2008 at 1:37 am
ok i’m guessing you dont wanna shell out for a new bike, so lets work with what you have. it’s a gy6 so there are lots of parts around, just have a look at ebay, as most of it is avalable on there.
you have a chinese bike, they always put in the cheapest parts so get that spark plug outa there and buy a iridium one.
you’ll be needing a new airfilter, something freeflow, very easy to install yourself.
then new silencer, something sporty
after you add these 3 you will find your bike is running lean, so a new main jet is in order (for this you might wanna take it to the shop, it’s better to get a pro in, but not to hard to do yourself if you wanna learn more about your bike.)
next step is a new set of rollers, something lighter.
and last but not least then a new race cdi.
all this should bring you up about an extra 15-20mph
indianjohn
November 14th, 2008 at 8:45 am
On those things just add more lead
My 40 cal S&W should do it
Aint much you can do it would scatter if you did
mick
November 17th, 2008 at 5:58 pm
take the exhaust of and drill out the restrictor(washer)it will increase your power by 20%,put the exhaust back on and go for it