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Starting with the quality of the wire work, excellently put together. As for longevity, I made this switch around 4k miles when my stock regulator went out. I decided to just replace the stator as well. (The stator provided by Marcel was a ElectroSport USA stator]
It has been three years since I've had these parts and they have continued to hold up. I blew one regulator fuse(THANK YOU) and that is from pushing the bike to the absolutely limit(6 months ago) on a speedrun to get to an Autoparts shop for a drainplug for my car before they closed.
If you are looking to replace the stock reg and stator I would trust the work put out here. They know where to find quality parts. If it wasn't for wanting to not mess with this again, I would pick up a Shinden set that is still floating around here.
Bought these EGR blanking plates the other week and they look spot on, were delivered quick too. I'll upload a picture once I've rebuilt the engine.
Cheers
I've added this upgrade onto my bike it's perfect only thing I found was that the front sprocket was a little loose even with the washer.
I'm hearing some noise but unsure if it's the upgrade so I can hear the chain go more now if if there's a problem.
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Admin Reply: Thanks for your feedback, glad you love it like others do!π - If your font sprocket has a rattle, please investigate your drive shaft itself, we don't know if your own previous sprocket splines caused any issues to it etc, remember the original OEM sprocket from Hyosung is made in China, another owner made his bike chain adjustment too tight and he lost his engine shaft, so it was a mess! (his own fault) but the original sprocket was badly worn even inside the spline teeth connecting to the front engine shaft , so double check your setup! Remember to check chain slack and keep it lubed well!
After a little bit of a struggle I finally got the kit on! Thanks to the forum post that front sprocket was a right ass to get off!
The bike feels much nicer to get up to speed, it feels a lot smoother and nicer to ride! So far Iβve noticed an increase of about 5mph on the top speed but I havenβt pushed it to see how far it will go but that extra 5mph gives a more comfortable carriageway experience.
Highly reccomend!