
Variator restrictor question (pic)
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Variator restrictor question (pic)
I just want to make sure I have it all right before I put it back together. I removed the pulley and removed the plate thats held on with the 7mm screws. I've read all the tech documents but just to clarify before I put it all together. I remove the plate and screws, I'd imagine that I remove the O-ring as well. then I just put it all back together (without the plate, O-ring and screws). The variator is greased, won't the grease sling around inside of the case maybe contaminating the belt?


that one is not restricted.
It is pointless to remove anything. But so you know, the ring to the right is what is restricted on some bikes. But not on your.
Remove the grease. it will improve your mid range.
Honda put it in there so it will get to speed slower.
It is pointless to remove anything. But so you know, the ring to the right is what is restricted on some bikes. But not on your.
Remove the grease. it will improve your mid range.
Honda put it in there so it will get to speed slower.
"Its not what you ride, its that you ride"
1996--------Honda Elite S-
1991--------Tomos Targa-
And a Bunch of other bikes.
1996--------Honda Elite S-
1991--------Tomos Targa-
And a Bunch of other bikes.
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http://www.scootertherapy.com/Eliteclutchpage.html What a restriction plate looks like. Like Dac said, clean the grease out, maybe leave a THIN coat on the moving part contact surfaces but thats all.
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Keoni told me the grease will make the rollers last longer and doesn't affect the speed. I say lightly grease them..too much would probably slow it downDac wrote:Remove the grease. it will improve your mid range.
Honda put it in there so it will get to speed slower.
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Stock motor, 9:1 gears, Kelli High speed pulley=a top speed of ?? Maxed the speedo out if that counts..average 45 mph
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Stock motor, 9:1 gears, Kelli High speed pulley=a top speed of ?? Maxed the speedo out if that counts..average 45 mph
average 85 mpg
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Correct, does not affect speed or acceleration only prolongs roller life. Come on Dac gotta know the facts firstElite1998 wrote:Keoni told me the grease will make the rollers last longer and doesn't affect the speed. I say lightly grease them..too much would probably slow it downDac wrote:Remove the grease. it will improve your mid range.
Honda put it in there so it will get to speed slower.
Roller inertial force >> grease damping resistance
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then how come all new bikes that honda and yamaha make dont come with grease in there?burnt_toast wrote:Correct, does not affect speed or acceleration only prolongs roller life. Come on Dac gotta know the facts firstElite1998 wrote:Keoni told me the grease will make the rollers last longer and doesn't affect the speed. I say lightly grease them..too much would probably slow it downDac wrote:Remove the grease. it will improve your mid range.
Honda put it in there so it will get to speed slower.![]()
Roller inertial force >> grease damping resistance
i just tore apart a 07 honda metro and it was bone dry.
"Its not what you ride, its that you ride"
1996--------Honda Elite S-
1991--------Tomos Targa-
And a Bunch of other bikes.
1996--------Honda Elite S-
1991--------Tomos Targa-
And a Bunch of other bikes.


