J Costa variator JC6412FS for PCX

Arguably the best variator one can buy.

Better acceleration

Higher top speed.

INTRODUCTORY OFFER 6500 Baht.

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Higher top speed..

I thought the 108kph was an electronic limit ?? sure felt that way when I hit it, kind of stuttering feeling.

Higher top speed..

I thought the 108kph was an electronic limit ?? sure felt that way when I hit it, kind of stuttering feeling.

If you assume that the 108 is optimistic because of speedo error is is probably more like 103kph.

I believe the limit is 8000 rpm rev limit although I haven't experienced it myself. If the variator pulley is made larger and/or the belt is allowed to move as far out as it can then the gearing increases. Top speed of a stock bike on their dyno was 103 kph. Top speed with their variator was 116 kph.

where are you ? and does your price include fitttng ?

How long does it take to fit?

where are you ? and does your price include fitttng ?

How long does it take to fit?

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Sold 6 so far.

One guy in Chiang Mai said WOW....what an initial improvement in acceleration

Another from Bang Khuntien is getting 115kph, so far...

Received and fitted yesterday - done 100 KM so far - Wow ! what a difference - much smoother power delivery and noticeably quicker..............

Are these still available for the PCX?

Are these still available and what is the price now?

Does the price include fitting and where will this take place?

Arguably the best variator one can buy.

"Arguably" is correct. Many bike shops around Thailand are offering the same thing for 4000 Baht.. i.e 2000 odd Baht cheaper. It's just a simple process of grinding out the six "walls" in the variator.

Got mine done today at Mai Thai Motorbikes in Pattaya for 4200 Baht. The mechanic (not the boss obviously!) told me lots of shops are doing it now.

Shop around.

No Argument, these are the best available and comes complete!

Sorry to go off topic (Honda - Yamaha) Is something similar available for the Yamaha Mio 125cc?

I'm aware i can change the weights in the variator (trial an error) but i'm curious to see if a full set readily available to purchase in Thailand?

Karl

O/T...

I'm still looking for a 2nd-hand PCX - 1 year or less old if possible ...

cheers,

Buzz

No Argument, these are the best available and comes complete!

Many arguments . Are you suggesting that J Costa doesn't come complete?

If you visit any scooter forums there are a huge amount of posts about "what are the correct Multivar rollers for my scooter X'

J Costa is dyno developed and comes ready to use.

"Arguably" is correct. Many bike shops around Thailand are offering the same thing for 4000 Baht.. i.e 2000 odd Baht cheaper. It's just a simple process of grinding out the six "walls" in the variator.

You will notice that cheaper was never a claim. If you want cheap that is OK. Grinding out the stops and fitting lighter EU spec. rollers does not cost 4000 baht and the stops and weights are only part of the equation.

I said the best because that is what the general consensus is on a lot of forums, PCX forum, Vespa forum, T-Max forum etc.

I added "arguably" because what is best for some is not best for others. If you use a scooter for the road and touring then J Costa. If you drag race and can spend lost of time tweaking then modifying the stock one works.