why does the listing say its 66/80cc? the sticker on the engine clearly says its a 47cc.
167829
There are differences in how engine volume is measured in China and the USA. The intent is to make it easier to ride this beast in the USA legally. I don't know if this is truly 47cc, but the tag allows you to fall under moped laws instead of motorcycle laws.
14501
I'm sorry I can't find anything on that. It says it has 212CC engine. It also has automatic shutoff for low oil.
331430
Check the numbers on the engine and make sure it is original.... There is not enough info...
284203
Marcie, I think you are missing some letters off of that serial number. That number alone does not pull anything up. Can you either supply us with the horsepower or contact us for help in determining the correct kit for your motor 877-388-2628
1221412
This is NOT a 48/16, it clearly says the crank is 44. Making the gear ratio 44/16 as most fixies are to begin with.
1529440
Yes, this scooter is 49cc and so far all my buyers have been able to register it in their State with their driver's license.. :)
442987
No your current system has a 80+5 capacitor because that's what your current engine requires. If order this motor, you can keep your current capacitor provided you've tested it properly and it is functioning properly. There's too numbers there, 80 and 5 so long as the first number is at least 50 that requirement is met. The second number is more precise. for example you could not go with a 50+7.5 capacitor, it has to be +5. In your case of having a 80+5, 80 is well higher rated than it needs to be so your good there, and the +5 is spot on so your current capacitor will work fine (again provided your capacitor hasn't gone bad.) Hope that helps.
1757696
It would be best to ask the seller directly. I ordered it thinking it was OEM as the ad says, but it was not an OEM Tecumseh but a STENS carb. I contacted the seller after it arrived and he said the ad is wrong and he has notified Amazon about the error, but Amazon did not correct it. He was frustrated too. I kept the carb and have been using it for about 2 years with no issues.
396007
It is the LTC 208cc, 6.5HP engine with electric start. Usually pull starter is so easy and starts first time. LTC (Liquid Combustion Technologies) is an American Corporation and their engines are produced in China (as are most small gasoline engines these days, even the ones with familiar names .. check it out). The engine is light weight but powerful. Quality seems high. Quick, easy start and efficient. I had a small problem with mine and support and parts were very fast and good to work with. I am very satisfied with LCT so far. Have owned Tecumseh and B&S; before and LCT measures up nicely. In fact, fit and finish of the engine itself may even be better than the name engines. It is the LTC 208cc, 6.5HP engine with electric start. Usually pull starter is so easy and starts first time. LTC (Liquid Combustion Technologies) is an American Corporation and their engines are produced in China (as are most small gasoline engines these days, even the ones with familiar names .. check it out). The engine is light weight but powerful. Quality seems high. Quick, easy start and efficient. I had a small problem with mine and support and parts were very fast and good to work with. I am very satisfied with LCT so far. Have owned Tecumseh and B&S; before and LCT measures up... » Read More It is the LTC 208cc, 6.5HP engine with electric start. Usually pull starter is so easy and starts first time. LTC (Liquid Combustion Technologies) is an American Corporation and their engines are produced in China (as are most small gasoline engines these days, even the ones with familiar names .. check it out). The engine is light weight but powerful. Quality seems high. Quick, easy start and efficient. I had a small problem with mine and support and parts were very fast and good to work with. I am very satisfied with LCT so far. Have owned Tecumseh and B&S; before and LCT measures up nicely. In fact, fit and finish of the engine itself may even be better than the name engines. « Show Less
912254
210 cca is what it's rated for. I haven't personally run it down to see but it definitely cranks my KTM 450 EXC over noticeably faster than the stock one did!
812275
It's a different engine size from ours so I would check other sources, because I believe it mounts differently.
1298596
J.C. I just went out and looked at my tire. It is a B15. 170/80 B15 is moulded into the tire. Great tire rides and handles very nice.
1954087
This is NOT a 26mm carb. The engine intake side measures 24mm, so this is a 24mm carb. The original carb on my scooter is a 24mm and it's intake side is also 24mm. Other vendors on the web selling this EXACT same carb specify it as a 24mm carb. That being said, performance wise, it may not be as good as the OEM carbs on most of the quality Japanese or Taiwanese scooters on the market as this carb does not have an accelerator pump. This will effect throttle response especially when the engine is cold or in cold weather. Most of the cheaper quality Chinese made scooters use this carb to keep overall costs down. This is NOT a 26mm carb. The engine intake side measures 24mm, so this is a 24mm carb. The original carb on my scooter is a 24mm and it's intake side is also 24mm. Other vendors on the web selling this EXACT same carb specify it as a 24mm carb. That being said, performance wise, it may not be as good as the OEM carbs on most of the quality Japanese or Taiwanese scooters on the market as this carb does not have an accelerator pump. This will effect throttle response especially when the engine is cold or in cold weather. Most of the cheaper quality Chinese made scooters use this carb to keep... » Read More This is NOT a 26mm carb. The engine intake side measures 24mm, so this is a 24mm carb. The original carb on my scooter is a 24mm and it's intake side is also 24mm. Other vendors on the web selling this EXACT same carb specify it as a 24mm carb. That being said, performance wise, it may not be as good as the OEM carbs on most of the quality Japanese or Taiwanese scooters on the market as this carb does not have an accelerator pump. This will effect throttle response especially when the engine is cold or in cold weather. Most of the cheaper quality Chinese made scooters use this carb to keep overall costs down. « Show Less
1338487
Can't say, I bought it for a 1985 60hp. They are pretty interchangeable but that is a big year and size difference. Very handy. See if you can find one on eBay. You can always resell it if it doesn't work.
1003324
Will look, but I think that because it says 20 cc's it should be 20 cc's. You can still do like three cars with 15 cc's
909086
no it is a 60/80 cc that means it goes 28 mph and if u puch it it will go up to 37 mph but the speed limit on it is still just 19 miles per hour
610832
yes the product photo is wrong it is truly 01 HP. electric motor and the motor as money of power if there's anything else I can do for you please ask