Xciting 400i

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Jantje

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Sunday, May 25th 2014, 8:33pm

Tip from Holland,

together with Dr. Pulley's 15 gram install a clutch spring +20% / 800 rpm.
That will make the setup complete and nobody in class 400cc beat Xc

[img]http://freeimagehosting.nl/site2/image.php?di=90SW[/img]

Oh just also noticed that finaly Xc is available in Germany.
Good job from MSA

Kind regards,

Jantje

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It seems that I can't add images anymore onto this topic, so copy/paste url in new browser to see the clutch spring,
or checkout attachment below.

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Jantje

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Tuesday, March 11th 2014, 6:36pm

Today I Installed Dr. Pulley's 15 gram sliders

Acceleration goes up again... Xciting is now really a sprint beast aka traffic-light racer.
Max ref's with 15 gram are lower again (somewhere in between 7000 and 7250 rpm) top speed is about same as with 16 gram
(maybe on top I loose 1 or 2 kilometer)
Max ref restrictions for a Xciting 400 is about 8250 rpm ( I have reached with 17 gram OEM rollers 7800 rpm.)
But with use of the Dr. Pulley 15 gram sliders I can't get it higher then +/- 7250 rpm.
So there's work to do because this engine got much more potential.

Suggestions to wake up this beast are welcome.

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Jan

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Wednesday, March 5th 2014, 10:53pm

Install review Dr. Pulley's 16 gram sliders

Install review Dr. Pulley's 16 gram sliders.

Standard weight OEM rollers from Xciting = +/- 17 gram.

Dr. Pulley Xciting 400i replace sliders type: 25/20 (17/16/15/14) gram

6% from OEM weight rollers = +/- 16 gram
10% from OEM weight rollers = +/- 15,3 gram
15% from OEM weight rollers = +/- 14,5 gram (used mainly in mountain country)

Before I start to review my Dr. Pee sliders I first would like to show you 2 pictures,
containing 1 good picture & 1 ugly picture.

Winter flowers @ Kenau-park Haarlem, 2 March 2014, 1600hours.

After just finishing my run-in session (1000km.) the drive pulley doesn't look good,
there is some grease into each slide, and each slide contain raw spots

Operation drive pulley:

Removed belt case plastic cover

Removed belt case cover ...oh terrible, it wasn't easy to remove the gasket without damaging (very sticky)

(Important for this type drive pulley) Before dissemble: Mark the ramp plate!!
So later on during assembling each of the 3 "fence-pin's" is onto the same pin location.

Once more a pic. from the dirty drive pulley. This is not okay for brand new motorcycle

Cleaned and polished the raw spots from inner drive pulley.

Installed Dr. Pee's 16 grammes

De-greased the drive pulley, and used 'Loctite blue' onto drive pulley nut.
(drive pulley nut torque: +/- 77,5 / 85,3 Newton-meter

Going outside for first impression.

First impression is insanely good, with over the full range very clear noticeably better accelerations.

Standard weight OEM rollers full throttle is about +/- 8200rpm.
Dr. Pulley 16 gram sliders full throttle is about +/- 7300rpm.
With use of Dr. Pulley sliders the average rev's over the whole speed range is at least about +/-500 rpm. lower then with use of standard weight OEM rollers.
On maximum top-speed you loose about +/- 2 or 3 kilometers per hour, but over the whole speed range you got really much higher and better accelerations.

Lower rev's will be also lower FC and also better and longer lasting for our engine.
Please don't ask me for new FC, other questions are welcome.

Besides:
Next step is checking/testing my 15 gram Dr. Pulley's (I will test them in a couple of weeks)

My advise:
Once again Dr. Pulley's are the bomb, so please Xciting 400i pilots order a.s.a.p. to feel and compare the difference.

Kind regards Jan

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Jantje

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Wednesday, February 19th 2014, 1:25pm

Hello Sir Dirk,

Still doesn't install Dr. Pulley diamonds yet, but like I noticed in earlier message, I will choose for 15 or 16 grams.

Later on after I've tested both I will ad REV's and FC. onto this topic... but I need more time.

Kinderdijk is more into South direction while pic's are made in North Holland,
I started shooting pic's @ Zaanse Schans
If you ever need the Garmin file just let me know.

Kind regards Jan

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Wednesday, February 19th 2014, 8:19am

Looks great! is it in Kinderdijk?
Which Dr.Pulley weights did you chose and can you give us some experience with them? Thanks!

Herzliche Grüße
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Sunday, February 16th 2014, 1:04am

During run-in session I shot a view pic's.
Location: North Holland

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Friday, January 31st 2014, 9:20pm

Dear Dirk,

I guess right now you are in Taiwan OMG.. CNY party in Asia are the best days of the year :thumbsup:

"Af course the Year of the Horse"

(same like my year of birth 1966)

Good to know that you @ HIT252001 to the shop, that mean I will order from you!
But not right now.... coz at this moment I spend already much money on several mod's etc., (see pic's below),
so next two months I have to keep my hand on my wallet :evil:

I still also not finishing my run-in session (1000km)
I'm gonna use my run-in as referential, and then next I'm going to @ the 15 gram sliders to see/feel the difference.

Normally I'm ordering my Dr. Pulley sliders from your shop but this time I had the Xciting Dr. Pulley sliders
way before you @ them to your shop, and straight from Taiwan... sorry for that :huh:

The temple pic's are coming from Tawanese site: mobile01
I am active onto several Asian sites, unfortunately I can't remember how long a go
and from what thread I snatched these pictures (for shore their already from a view month's a go).
The pic's are beautiful...it's only pretty disturbing that the dude who made the picture didn't remove
that ugly plastic sadle cover. (shame shame)

Okay Dirk have a nice holiday and next contact will probably be the date of ordering my HIT252001

Or maybe before to keep this threat a live :!:

b.t.w. maybe you don't know who I am, but once before I had breakfast and little chitchat with you
onto the same table @ Bad Laer hotel Mönter Meyer

Kind regards from Jantje & greetings from Haarlem / Holland

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Friday, January 31st 2014, 8:12am

Hi Jantje,
first Xciting400i are already running with Dr.Pulley. Very xciting!
Thanks for CNY greetings, all the best for you in the chinese year of the horse.!
Where did you find the beautiful photos with Xciting in front of the temple?

HIT252001 is now in our web shop, ready to order.

Herzliche Grüße
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Friday, January 24th 2014, 8:23pm

Hi everybody

I am happy to inform you all about the fact that a couple of weeks a go
"Dr. Pulley" released the new Xciting 400 'Hit-Clutch 252001'

Next week I'm gonna pick up my brand new Yellow Xciting 400i ABS.
After the run-in has done, I'm going to assemble the 15 gram Dr. P. sliders, and next stage I'm also gonna test the 16 gram sliders.

Happy CNY to all Dr. Pulley fans all over the world and especially in Asia :thumbsup:

Kind regards,

Jan

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Saturday, December 28th 2013, 5:09pm

Hello all,

meanwhile I've noticed that Dirk added 16 & 17 gram Dr. Pulley's for Kymco Xciting 400 onto the webshop.
Dr.Pulley Sliding roll SR2520 webshop url.....: Dr.Pulley SR 2520 Variorollen - Dr.Pulley Scooter Tuning Shop
Thats good to see, I only wonder why I didn't found 15 gram onto webshop?

Something else:
I guess? that the HiT High performance clutch HiT304869
will fit perfectly onto the 160mm bell from the Kymco Xciting 400i?
Edit: 'HiT 252001' I didn't seen in the webshop, but maybe that will be the next Xciting 400i HIT

Again something else:
I am a bit surprised that yet German Kymco distributor MSA didn't import the Xciting 400i,is that info correct and why?

Kind regards,

Jan

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Friday, October 18th 2013, 8:57am

Good morning Derek,

Yeah to be honust I am also not a fan of mixing 2 sets of rollers, but it's a luxury possibility for short "try-out".
I agree that if a final setup is in between 2 different weights, you better use a 'Dremel' to remove some weight.

My conclusion:
Because the standard rollers are almost 17gramm, I put my money in this case on 15 grams....
it will be just a matter of time before I knew the answer.
And in the meantime I'll have to wait untill Dirk Diestel @ the 25x20 sliding pieces to the shop.

Kind regards & Happy weekend from Jantje

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Friday, October 18th 2013, 12:48am

Die SR Gleitgewichte zu mischen ist nicht gut. Du riskierst damit nur ein Kippen der Rollen. Außerdem wird der Verschleiß ungleichmäßig. Da alle Gewichte nicht genau aufeinander synchronisiert bzw. ausgewogen sind, besteht auch die Möglichkeit der Unwucht. Was soll das also bringen? Verwende einfach 6 x 16 Gramm und Teste. Erleichtern mit Dremel und Feinwaage auf 15,5 Gramm kannst du hinterher immer noch.

Gruss Derek

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Thursday, October 17th 2013, 6:08pm

Dr. Pulley Sliding pieces for Xciting 400i is out! in Taiwan.

Url..........: http://www.mobile01.com/topicdetail.php?…=s&s=36&r=2&p=1

Standard Xciting 400i roller size and weight is 25X20 & almost 17 gram

I guess 15/16 gram Dr. Pulley's will be fine.

So based on my Dr. Pulley experience -/+ 15 and max. 16 grams can do the job!

Probably a mixed set 3x15 and 3X16 = 15,5 gram is also a good try-out.

That Taiwanese dude from the url started with 14 grams, and that's to light!

JanScreenshot_Xciting400i_rollers

Next stage.... Please sir Dirk Diestel, get them over here to Europe so I can order!

Thanks in advance from Jan

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Thursday, September 26th 2013, 10:08pm

Hey Derek thank you

To me all your tips are very welcome for this type of stift vario.
I own the tools to open-up and keeping the vario clean, so that's a good start.
Also good advise from you to "markier the stellung from the gegendruckplatte" before disassembling this type of vario.
First I thought that it was a revolutionary system.... but meanwhile I understand from you
that you already have seeing it onto DT 125cc.
Haha... Anyway good that these guys in Singapore didn't complain yet about this issue onto the 400i.
And I also didn't found problems yet on Taiwanese for likea 'Jorsindo'

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Jantje

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Thursday, September 26th 2013, 9:38pm

Beim Downtown 125 neigen die Stiftführungen der Gegendruckplatte zum Verkanten und klemmen, zum Einen durch Verwindung, zum Anderen durch schnelle Verschmutzung. Das ist dann Staubabrieb vom Riemen und sonstiger Schmutz. Die Stiftführungen klemmen und die Gegendruckplatte hängt. Dadurch können die Pulleys kippen und das Schaltverhalten der Vario wird gestört. Deshalb sollte man die Stifte und die Führungsbohrungen regelmäßig säubern. Bei gut funktionierender Vario sollte die Stellung der Gegendruckplatte vor dem Zerlegen und Reinigen markiert werden. Wird die Gegendruckplatte in einer versetzten bzw. verdrehten Stellung montiert, können die Stifte nach der Montage klemmen. Das wird dann beim Xciting 400i nach einiger zeit sicher nicht anders sein.

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Thursday, September 26th 2013, 1:17pm

Quoted from "Maggoo"

Hat der neue Kymco Xciting 400i etwa auch wieder die Stiftvario aus dem Downtown 125? Da sind die Probleme ja schon vorprogrammiert.

Gruss Derek

Hey Derek,

I owned a DownTown 300 before my self and never have seen this "Stiftvario" before.... to me it seems that the Xciting 400i is the first with this vario, but now I understand that you've seen it before onto the DT 125?
And what kinda programmed problems do you talk about, is this type of vario less stabil or something?
I know a view Asian guys driving this 400cc bike in Singapore and so far they didn't complain about the stift system.

Kind regards,

Jan

b.t.w.
My Xciting is coming in December, it's going to be the first ABS batch and in Yellow.

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