Index
Overview
Tuning
Tuning Overview
Lighter Roller Weights
Remove Variator Restrictor
Stiffer Clutch Springs
Move Needle Jet Washer
Increase Fuel Jet Size
Carb De-restriction
Un-Restricted CDI Unit
Un-Restricted Air Inlet
Trouble Shooting
Compression Test
Fuel Enricher Test
Seized Brake Caliper
General Maintenance
Replace Air Filter
Check & Change Oil
Spark Plug Change
Idle Speed Adjust
Change Brake Pads
Adjust Valve Lash
Electrical
Testing the Battery & Charging System
Battery Change
Coil Change
HT Lead Change
Transmission
Remove Starter Motor
Refurb Bendix Gear
Engine
Camshaft Removal
Valve Removal
Replace Valve Guides
Engine Removal
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Models Covered
Lexmoto, Pulse, Sukida, Baotion, Lifan, Direct Bikes, Huatian, JMStar, QT50, LF50QT, YH50QT,
BT49qt, 139 QMB, Honda, GY6, Motorbike, Taishan, Jonway, Peugeot V-Clic, QT-4, QT-7, QT-9, qt-11, QT-50
Kymco, Tank, Quinqzi, PGO, Roketa, Strada, Vento, Yamati, QMB139, SunL, SYM, QingQi, Volano Plus Many More Chinese Motorcycles, mopeds and
scooters!
Clutch Springs
The clutch springs in a CVT transmission dictate at what revs the clutch bites the bell housing causing your chinese 4 stroke scooter to move forwards from a stand still, do not confuse them with the Contra Spring which performs a different task.
Changing the clutch springs can improve acceleration from a standstill.
Steps to Change the Clutch Springs
Applies to: Baotian, Sukida, Hoatian, Lifan, JMStar, Jinlun, Kymco, Tank, Quinqzi, PGO, Roketa, Strada and Taishan QingQi and many more...
Replacing the clutch springs in your 50cc scooter
Stiffer clutch springs allow the engine to rev higher before pulling away, meaning the engine has greater turning momentum and is more likely to have reached its maximum power band. To improve acceleration further, change to a lighter set of Roller Weights in the variator at the same time as changing the clutch springs.
Notes
There are various different grades of clutch spring available for your scooter. Often they are graded by their stiffness or the number of revs at which they will engage the clutch.
Depending upon your weight etc we would recommend 1500rpm or 2000rpm springs. Stock springs will usually bite at around 1000rpm, although this varies between manufacturers.