Where can I find "REAL" performance parts.  By  jjoshua20213 (Read 640 times)

I bought a red hot coil its is said to be the hottest I could tell no difference.

After installing a bbk you'll really get the most performance gain out of CORRECTLY tuning your CVT. Sliders and a torque spring are the way to go. I put 1500rpm sliders (not rollers) and a yellow 1500rpm torque spring on mine along with yellow 1500rpm clutch springs and man does it run like a champ now. Your milage may vary- variator weighting and torque spring tuning has a lot to do with the weight of the rider and the rest of the engine tune but I'd start there and it's fairly inexpensive.
2. Performance cdi is only really gonna help if you have everything else tuned right. If you're not hitting your rev limiter then theres no reason to remove it. The "spark advance" thing is only up near top rpms...
4. Hot coil supplies a stronger spark. Questionable as far as performance gain- I think it'll just supply a more reliable spark. I have one in mine- a stronger spark is always good.
6 KeiHin is a good Tiawanese made carb (not cheap chinese). You need to get it properly jetted for your engine size and mods though. There are plenty of sites online to help with this but it's a tricky thing to do (but doable). I rock a stock size one with my 72cc (47mm) bbk. It works fine with a # main jet for me. I also have a k&n style short ram air filter.
7. I'd get your final drive trans gears last- once you have the enigne tuned and are simply looking for more top end then you can fit some quicker gears in.
8. The only performance cam that i'm aware of (and granted I havent searched extensively) is the A9 cam. This just has more aggressive lobes for more top end performance. I'm about to throw one in mine in the next week or so, I'll report back. Make sure you find a taiwanese made one, not a no name. Scrappydogscooters sells a good one.

Finally- I have had nothing but good experiences with Scrappydogscooters. Their prices are good although you can find some of their products cheaper elsewhere if you look. Sliders are actually cheaper if you buy them from scrappydogscooters on ebay rather than the webstore. By like $8- ebay store doesnt charge shipping. go figure. Anyway they shipped my stuff fast- their tech email responded in less than an hour and was helpful and when they shipped something I ordered to the wrong address (my fault) they shipped another one out the day i called even though they hadnt gotten the first one back. I have had nothing but good experiences with them- ftr.

oh sry thats from scrappy