Gear up kits

Stuart Zillion · 28-08-2008, 18:38

What is the difference between primary and secondary gear kits, and what difference does each make?

**$aint** · 28-08-2008, 23:52

What kind of scooter do you have?
A Suzuki Zillion?

And what is your setup/why do you want to know about the gears?

Stuart Zillion · 31-08-2008, 03:00

Yes, I have suzuki zillion. At the moment I just have a shity giannelli exhaust which I plan on replacing. At the moment i'm just checking prices of parts and was wondering if I would need both kits or just one. My main plan is to go as fast as possible, any advice on the best parts to go for would be helpful.

**$aint** · 31-08-2008, 12:10

You will only need a gear up kit if you're running out of your variators range too soon and you have enough torque to be able to use the new gears (ie when you have a 70cc cilinder).

With an all stock engine with just another exhaust you won't have much use for a gear up kit.
If you really insist on it you could try a set of LC gears if you have an AC engine (though I can't remeber if they are different for Suzuki engines).

john wadsworth · 31-08-2008, 23:29

i had a gear up kit on my old speedfight and i hated it and tuck it off , but to be fare i only had 9bhp out of my 70cc "speedshite"

28-08-2008, 18:38	#1 (permalink)
Stuart Zillion Registered User	Gear up kits What is the difference between primary and secondary gear kits, and what difference does each make?

28-08-2008, 23:52	#2 (permalink)
$aint holy scootertuning	What kind of scooter do you have? A Suzuki Zillion? And what is your setup/why do you want to know about the gears? __________________ Goed hardrijden is een dure hobby... Last edited by $aint; 29-08-2008 at 16:38.

31-08-2008, 12:10	#4 (permalink)
$aint holy scootertuning	You will only need a gear up kit if you're running out of your variators range too soon and you have enough torque to be able to use the new gears (ie when you have a 70cc cilinder). With an all stock engine with just another exhaust you won't have much use for a gear up kit. If you really insist on it you could try a set of LC gears if you have an AC engine (though I can't remeber if they are different for Suzuki engines). __________________ Goed hardrijden is een dure hobby...

31-08-2008, 03:00	#3 (permalink)
Stuart Zillion Registered User	Yes, I have suzuki zillion. At the moment I just have a shity giannelli exhaust which I plan on replacing. At the moment i'm just checking prices of parts and was wondering if I would need both kits or just one. My main plan is to go as fast as possible, any advice on the best parts to go for would be helpful.

31-08-2008, 23:29	#5 (permalink)
john wadsworth Registered User	i had a gear up kit on my old speedfight and i hated it and tuck it off , but to be fare i only had 9bhp out of my 70cc "speedshite"