Hey all,
So recently i bought this filter and when it came to fitting, i dismantled the bike to fit it and realised it didn't fit! It was sold as universal kit but i was wondering if anyone knew where to get a fitting kit for the '13 PCX 125 as the carb seems to be slightly off angle.
Can anyone advise how to fit these / sell me the bracket / pipework for a reasonable price?
Filter fitting kit
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Filter fitting kit
Honda PCX 125 ESP (Black)
Power:11.7 hp @8500 rpm, Torque:12Nm @5000rpm
Mods: LED sidelights, Yoshimura Exhaust
Power:11.7 hp @8500 rpm, Torque:12Nm @5000rpm
Mods: LED sidelights, Yoshimura Exhaust
DEAD: 2013 Piaggio Typhoon 4 stroke 125cc (Black)
Power:9.65 HP @8500 rpm, Torque:8.2Nm @7500 rpm
Mods: Malossi Red foam filter, Hex LED Sidelights, Xenon headlights, USB charging port
Power:9.65 HP @8500 rpm, Torque:8.2Nm @7500 rpm
Mods: Malossi Red foam filter, Hex LED Sidelights, Xenon headlights, USB charging port
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Re: Filter fitting kit
I don't think there is any fitting kit for that, make your own.
Make a bracket(flat piece of metal???) attach that to the filter(bracket) and probably the top cvt cover bolts.
If the supplied pipe doesn't line up, use piece/pieces of radiator hose as needed and or cut the pipe as needed.
Make a bracket(flat piece of metal???) attach that to the filter(bracket) and probably the top cvt cover bolts.
If the supplied pipe doesn't line up, use piece/pieces of radiator hose as needed and or cut the pipe as needed.
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Re: Filter fitting kit
Or stick with standard airbox that Honda thoughtfully didn't attach with bent metal and cut up pieces of coolant pipe?dasshreddar wrote:I don't think there is any fitting kit for that, make your own.
Make a bracket(flat piece of metal???) attach that to the filter(bracket) and probably the top cvt cover bolts.
If the supplied pipe doesn't line up, use piece/pieces of radiator hose as needed and or cut the pipe as needed.
Just a thought.
Re: Filter fitting kit
If you want to ride around on something that looks like you just cobbled it together from random junk, best not to start with a brand new PCX, get down the local scrapper and buy a pre-trashed p.o.s. at a fraction of the cost.
Four decades on two wheels has taught me nothing, all advice given is guaranteed to be wrong
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Re: Filter fitting kit
The reason i asked was because powerbypcx offer this filter to fit the pcx. Though someone may have some pictures / diagrams to assist, i think i'll sell this on and get another designed for the bike at a later stage.
Honda PCX 125 ESP (Black)
Power:11.7 hp @8500 rpm, Torque:12Nm @5000rpm
Mods: LED sidelights, Yoshimura Exhaust
Power:11.7 hp @8500 rpm, Torque:12Nm @5000rpm
Mods: LED sidelights, Yoshimura Exhaust
DEAD: 2013 Piaggio Typhoon 4 stroke 125cc (Black)
Power:9.65 HP @8500 rpm, Torque:8.2Nm @7500 rpm
Mods: Malossi Red foam filter, Hex LED Sidelights, Xenon headlights, USB charging port
Power:9.65 HP @8500 rpm, Torque:8.2Nm @7500 rpm
Mods: Malossi Red foam filter, Hex LED Sidelights, Xenon headlights, USB charging port