Why would grooves be caused in my front pulley ?

Like the title says really, fitted all my new stuff a couple of weeks ago then put 4.4g rollers in and about 3 - 4 days later theres a big groove in the front half fixed pulley, i probably just answered my own question by saying i changed rollers, Would this groove affect my transmission ?.
Thanks
Ross.

 

would it? does it feel any different when you ride, if it does you fukin kno y dont you!

no wonder your the aerox tard

 

Dosnt feel any different to ride but ill see once i change rollers, all i asked was a question why have you gotta be such a CUNT about it, i mean come on asking the question i just asked was know where fucking near as retarded as asking what spark plug to fucking use. Fucking Retard

 

haha get fuked tbh mate, havnt got time for people like you, i was askin what plug to use as people had said stock but i noticed it was a short therad, you wouldnt have.

then i looked it up more and found the NGK equivilant to what polini recomend.

At least i try thing and try and make deccisions withput makin a thread asking if i shoukld change my rollers by 0.1g or somthing and expect miricles, how can we tell if its gona effect ur performance, your the person sat on the bike riding it, you tell us, maybe youve got belt slip casusing it, i dont know. i cant believe ur fukin around this much with an 08 bike!

 

Lol if you aint got time for me why bother replying to my thread, fucking dick, and no one on the thread u made told u to use the standard plug, and no i wouldnt of even attempted to fit the plug in, i would of actually read the information on scooter attack, Congrats on finding the equivalent, kids a genius, no i dont ask wether i should change the rollers by 0.1g.

And who might we be, i didn't specifically ask you , i was looking for someone with a bit more knowledge and experience who could tell me what im looking for, all i was really asking is how this is caused and how it could be prevented by happening in the future, and no my belt isnt slipping, its not called fucking around mate, its called trying to learn, and you only learn by your mistakes.

 

WTF Vesta lol, wonder why he didnt reply was getting fun

 

Probably because he's not an anti social bastard looking for forum fights :rofl:

 

im not an anti social bastard looking for a forum fight lol, i was asking a question and along he comes to spoil it

LOL VESTA

"i need a hug, and a big mac"

 

Haha, You get a free meal a day at work dont ya? :w00t:

BTW, Big Mac meal getting reduced by 16p as of monday with the VAT cuts

 

thats lies vesta gone up by 10p in my store, was £3.59, now £3.69

 

LOL perhaps the've boosted the price so that when the change takes effect on monday there will be no difference handed onto the consumer

Anyway McDonalds talk over, you shouldn't bring your work home with you

 

The groove WILL affect your gearing; an ever growing flat spot when accelerating and the smooth ride of the belt is hindered. The surface of these monkey-metal pulleys doesn't last long and will wear away under the heat and tension stress from the belt. A new outer pulley and belt will make a world of difference. (£20 5mins max)

NB: Less arguments cos it wastes my time reading through that shit seeing if anyone has actually answered the question.

 

i did answer the question

and btw nob head, i did read the information with the kit, not just a general one from scooter shack, i read about my specific kit, you work in mc donalds, im doin an apprentship, with people who are like 24, and i still got over, over 1000 applications and only 50 places, so dont get callin me stupid too
soon,

cunt

 

not gonna rgue with you anymore mate, cause its just a waste of time, Yes and im starting an apprenticeship as an electrician soon, im only in mcdonalds because i need money at the minute.

 

get some pics up m8. sure you assembled your variator correctly?

 

When I had grooves in my front pulley, on the side closest to the belt, it was because I was missing a kickstart washer and it was causing the pulley to shake whilst riding and not move with the belt!