50cc GY6 Clutch Springs Install & Test

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  • čas přidán 22. 06. 2022
  • Today we are testing 50cc GY6 Clutch Spring. we show you hoe to install them and what it rides like on a "stock" 50cc gy6 taotao scooter. We don't recommend this modification unless you have a BBK installed. while it did increase acceleration on the stock scooter, It brought the top speed down.
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Komentáře • 52

  • @middlesiderrider
    @middlesiderrider Před 2 lety +10

    I have that same muffler on my brother's scooter I built him. The packing blew out and disintegrated in a week. I bought some replacement fiberglass packing off Amazon for about $12. Repacking it made a huge difference. Sounds pretty mellow until you go full throttle, so he can sneak through residential areas when he needs to.
    The small springs in your kit are purely for takeoff. They delay the clutch engagement until a higher rpm. It's the same concept as revving up an engine then dumping the clutch. I've had them on a 150cc and it was kinda annoying when you were just trying to take off slow(similar to someone slipping a clutch too much) but if you just hammered it from a stop it would pull the front wheel.
    Three large spring(torq-driver spring) delays the upshift of the rear pulley. In your case your engine doesn't have enough power to compress it fully, so your rear pulley never "upshifted into a higher gear", leading to lower top speed. That's useless for your application, but you could have seen some benefit(faster starts from stopped) with the 1500rpm clutch springs and the stock torq-driver spring.

    • @throttle_therapy
      @throttle_therapy  Před 2 lety +1

      Thank you for mentioning that. We didnt explain that at all so hopefully people read this. And that was the one thing we didn't test. We will do that in the next video! 🤘🤘 appreciate you sharing the knowledge

  • @theoneandonly1983
    @theoneandonly1983 Před rokem +2

    I did this this today on my 72cc big bore kit Yamaha BWS/Zuma 1996, and WOW! What a difference! it really takes off now, even with the heaviest variator weights i could get.

  • @kevinfoster8014
    @kevinfoster8014 Před 2 lety +9

    My dude this is the only way I have found a legit way to make improvements to my 50 cc an see in advance what it would do an if it's gonna do more or less thank you n keep up the good work may I suggest other airbox type of mods that isn't a cone?

    • @throttle_therapy
      @throttle_therapy  Před 2 lety +2

      Thanks! And yes we definitely need a better intake. That's on the to do list. We appreciate your view and time🤘

  • @dendys04
    @dendys04 Před rokem +2

    i have a 72cc kit and 1500rpm contra spring, 2000rpm clutch springs, and its awesome i love the agressive take off and the top speed is the same

  • @truereviewsgulfcoast
    @truereviewsgulfcoast Před 2 lety +2

    Awesome video

  • @hollywoodlopez258
    @hollywoodlopez258 Před rokem +1

    Yo tanks man 4 sharing ur video. Mann. Im small kine nervous man. I neva change eh clutch spring of eh moped b4. Dis rite here goin be my first time. N ders always eh first for everything naw mean.

  • @hamzahmushtaq877
    @hamzahmushtaq877 Před 7 měsíci

    The reason that buzzing thing happened and that the nut came off is because when it was torqued on the belt was in between keeping the outer side of the variator or the big starter gear thing from seating properly, now because the big outer variator gear thing is toques up against the belt and is not seated and centered properly, when you start driving, pressure is put on it which eventually makes it want to move out of position because the belt is rubbing against it to pull our weight, and then it either loosens too much and the starts making fun noises or even better flies off and wreaks havoc on your cvt

  • @kc.95
    @kc.95 Před rokem

    Thanks

  • @magnus4381
    @magnus4381 Před rokem +1

    when you take off /replace the nut.lay a car wheel over the hole clutch,much easier,

  • @gm32801
    @gm32801 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Btw. The big yellow spring is called the contra spring

  • @orvillerayguyos2346
    @orvillerayguyos2346 Před rokem +2

    The clutch spring sir.. compared to the stock...is softer?

  • @chrislavalley4062
    @chrislavalley4062 Před rokem +1

    I have a question,if you need to replace the clutch output shaft how do you get the bearing on it

  • @CBR305RR
    @CBR305RR Před rokem +5

    You forgot to tune the variator weights. After I upgraded contra and clutch springs I had to add weight in the variator after that take off was a lot faster and top speed increase. I have a 50cc motor and hit 45mph gps confirmed. I have a Buddy 50 with a few mods but the motor is still stock

  • @Tomijus
    @Tomijus Před 2 lety +7

    i have the same scooter and i would recomend this belt MALOSSI X SPECIAL BELT (18X9,5X680 MM 30°) and some 5g roller weights. Stock was 16seconds to 30mph and with this setup was 12 seconds to 30mph

    • @throttle_therapy
      @throttle_therapy  Před 2 lety +2

      Heck yeah thanks for the tip! Will be looking into that🤘🤘

  • @andyproctor3588
    @andyproctor3588 Před 2 lety +2

    And I tell everyone that from 49cc up to 150 they buy all these clutch kits if you're looking for top end they just slow you down you can play around with shims on your variator to get a little more low end or no shims get more top end obviously weights sliders low budget stuff

  • @Leedz13th
    @Leedz13th Před rokem +2

    The harder little clutch springs o feel would increase acceleration being it would start moving at a higher rpm and leave the stock 1500 rpm spring why didn't yall try that

  • @jdjdjdudjdjdu4748
    @jdjdjdudjdjdu4748 Před 28 dny

    Witam mam skuter Peugeot speedfiht 2 skuter ma części sportowe wydech yousuni napęd sportowy sprzęgło sportowe sprężynkę czerwona mianowicie tak skuter odpala z kopki jak i startera za pierwszym razem tylko coś słabo zaczol się zbierać że mogłyby się nogami odpychać dopiero od 0:20 km załapuje i leci ponad 90 nie przerywa ani nic płynnie leci pozdrawiam z góry dziękuję za komentarze

  • @mike-Occslong
    @mike-Occslong Před 2 lety +4

    What ot keep the small yellow ones n keep stock big spring

    • @throttle_therapy
      @throttle_therapy  Před 2 lety

      we totally spaced that option... wait for our video coming on Thursday

  • @ryanjhardy
    @ryanjhardy Před rokem +1

    How do you loosen the 2 bolts to remove belt after you get cover off? They just keep spinning but won't loosen

    • @throttle_therapy
      @throttle_therapy  Před rokem +1

      we used an impact wrench. if you dont have one of those there is a way to do it by holding a prybar or screwdriver in the holes to keep it from spinning. look on youtube for how to remove gy6 variator and clutch without impact

  • @throttle_therapy
    @throttle_therapy  Před 2 lety +1

    BBK next for the 50cc I suppose...

  • @nenadbuggy2788
    @nenadbuggy2788 Před 2 lety +1

    Okay bro try out put big bore kit and listen put 6g rollers white big spring and white 3 little springs and scooter go faster

  • @bl4go268
    @bl4go268 Před rokem +1

    Hey! I have put a big bore kit but everything else is stock, what modes do you reccomend?

    • @throttle_therapy
      @throttle_therapy  Před rokem

      The yellow clutch springs, a quality spark plug, and finding the right variator weights

    • @bl4go268
      @bl4go268 Před rokem

      @@throttle_therapy thanks!

    • @bl4go268
      @bl4go268 Před rokem +1

      @@throttle_therapy small or big spring? Or both?

    • @throttle_therapy
      @throttle_therapy  Před rokem

      @bl4go268 just the small springs worked best for us but you should try both

  • @BalkanIsTheBest
    @BalkanIsTheBest Před 10 měsíci +1

    Hi guys i have 4 stroke scooter 50cc made 80cc and i want to change the springs and the rolls what spring should i get how do i know what to get i wanted to get malossi but i dont know what there are yellow ones red ones white pink please can someone tell me thanks

    • @throttle_therapy
      @throttle_therapy  Před 10 měsíci +1

      The springs should have an RPM rating. 1000, 1500, 2000rpm or something similar to that. We use 1500 rpm ones, and they work great. But it's a personal preference. You might have to play around with different ones to get it dialed to your liking

    • @BalkanIsTheBest
      @BalkanIsTheBest Před 10 měsíci

      @@throttle_therapy thanks i ordered today white malossi springs that start from 2250 rpm and the contra spring is violet with 5.5k stiffness i will try it out if it works good if not then i will sell them or have them in my parts bin for other scooter thanks again

  • @steveblottenberger1097
    @steveblottenberger1097 Před 10 měsíci

    Go back to the stock torque spring or conscious spring leave the clutch springs alone

  • @juu6967
    @juu6967 Před rokem

    Needs lighter rollers

  • @jeffmee763
    @jeffmee763 Před 2 lety +1

    The blue one is best on a 50cc try that one with 5g rollers.

  • @steveblottenberger1097
    @steveblottenberger1097 Před 10 měsíci

    Everybody sending your messages you probably already read all the messages stock torque spring

  • @ssteez
    @ssteez Před 6 měsíci

    For those springs to work its best, you need a big bore kit

  • @straggler666
    @straggler666 Před 7 měsíci

    50cc bikes are such a waste of time