Pricing - Lightened Flywheels (UPDATE 2-3-13) PICS 1st post

SIK_RUKUS · **Posts:** 406 **Location:** LANC,LANC **Gender:**

ClassicCityRuckus wrote:

There is only 1 JC RACING FLYWHEEL! :banger:

Making GET and GY6 motors really come alive :rockband

hey you forgot the 2strokes! :twisted:

jc250r31 · **Posts:** 973 **Location:** Laplace, La **Gender:**

And yours is shipping back out today.

SIK_RUKUS · **Posts:** 406 **Location:** LANC,LANC **Gender:**

sweet! superfast turn around :banger:

solelaced · **Posts:** 197 **Location:** SANN JOOOSIES **Gender:**

woo, i just ordered mine. Cant wait

jc250r31 · **Posts:** 973 **Location:** Laplace, La **Gender:**

Bump for the update.

hp99hp · **Posts:** 727 **Location:** DFW **Gender:**

is there an install thread or how to with pictures for this?

jc250r31 · **Posts:** 973 **Location:** Laplace, La **Gender:**

Check S2's post of the Honda Service manual for the Ruckus and you should be able to figure it out from there with the pics. It is pretty simple.

Remove radiator, remove plastic fan, remove flywheel nut, use tool to remove flywheel, install in reverse order.

hp99hp · **Posts:** 727 **Location:** DFW **Gender:**

jc250r31 wrote:

Check S2's post of the Honda Service manual for the Ruckus and you should be able to figure it out from there with the pics. It is pretty simple.

Remove radiator, remove plastic fan, remove flywheel nut, use tool to remove flywheel, install in reverse order.

is there any possible way to remove the radiator without having to drain it?

jc250r31 · **Posts:** 973 **Location:** Laplace, La **Gender:**

hp99hp wrote:

jc250r31 wrote:

Check S2's post of the Honda Service manual for the Ruckus and you should be able to figure it out from there with the pics. It is pretty simple.

Remove radiator, remove plastic fan, remove flywheel nut, use tool to remove flywheel, install in reverse order.

is there any possible way to remove the radiator without having to drain it?

No

Honda4Life · **Posted:** Mon Jun 14, 2010 10:10 pm

Any updates on the flywheels? Any improvements from people that actually have and are using one?
(Considering this one or Battlescoots for $75)
Thanks!!

jc250r31 · **Posts:** 973 **Location:** Laplace, La **Gender:**

View this thread for more information.

http://totalruckus.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=108&t=12578

hp99hp · **Posts:** 727 **Location:** DFW **Gender:**

jc250r31 wrote:

View this thread for more information.

http://totalruckus.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=108&t=12578

guys I picked one of JC's flywheels up from another member here and just wanted to give my feedback.

Install: VERY easy. Just need maybe a variator tool and a flywheel puller and your other basic tools. I'm not the most mechanically inclined person and it went through pretty smoothly for me

Performance: Very well worth the few bux spent. I lost no top end and if anything I rev up and get up to top speed noticeably quicker. Now its not like turbo speed but its a nice improvement. On a 49cc you can't expect a world of change, but any improvement is always a good thing. I recommend this for everyone.

jc250r31 · **Posts:** 973 **Location:** Laplace, La **Gender:**

nx2000 · **Posted:** Wed Jun 30, 2010 11:59 am

hey have you done any yamaha c3 flywheels? very interested in getting this done if i can find out what flywheel puller i need.

jc250r31 · **Posts:** 973 **Location:** Laplace, La **Gender:**

Not yet but it shouldn't be a problem at all. Let me know once you get it pulled and we can go from there.


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