PCX Borekit
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2020 9:16 am
Hello fellow PCXers...
I'm doing some research into getting a 164cc Borekit for the 125cc model (2016 EPS LED) I contacted YUMINASHI directly and got a reply.
In the reply they clearly state that in order to get the borekit working properly you will have to make other changes to the bike these include the airfilter hose Petrol manifold camshaft and a 150 cylinder head etc. Now this makes sense as a 164cc is bigger and has more power and there for needs more petrol and a better camshaft to take that power. So far so good. The problem now is that I have been made aware that Malossi also does a 164 borekit with the cylinder only and an upgraded ecu. Claiming that just the 164 borekit with some remapping does the trick. Both methods are around the same price to do....It has completely thrown me off track again and I haven't got a clue which way to go. The YUMINASHI way makes technically more sense as you prepare the bike for more power.... Any thoughts experience etc? Malossi is a good brand and I don't expect the to sell or tell porkies.....
Any Experience or feedback will be appreciated
Pat
I'm doing some research into getting a 164cc Borekit for the 125cc model (2016 EPS LED) I contacted YUMINASHI directly and got a reply.
In the reply they clearly state that in order to get the borekit working properly you will have to make other changes to the bike these include the airfilter hose Petrol manifold camshaft and a 150 cylinder head etc. Now this makes sense as a 164cc is bigger and has more power and there for needs more petrol and a better camshaft to take that power. So far so good. The problem now is that I have been made aware that Malossi also does a 164 borekit with the cylinder only and an upgraded ecu. Claiming that just the 164 borekit with some remapping does the trick. Both methods are around the same price to do....It has completely thrown me off track again and I haven't got a clue which way to go. The YUMINASHI way makes technically more sense as you prepare the bike for more power.... Any thoughts experience etc? Malossi is a good brand and I don't expect the to sell or tell porkies.....
Any Experience or feedback will be appreciated
Pat