Idk

Over it because if it's beside it, it will get pinched when you put it back together and you might damage the belt.

Difficult to say since it depends on the bike. Some might notice a good increase in top speed

Some it adds some it subtracts it depends on the weight limits of the said scooter some are built slightly different than others but it all actually comes down to how much weight over all your putting on the scooter more you weigh heavier weights needed for take off and top end lighter weights if your light it's always good to experiment and mix 3 and 3 of different weights to get a better spec range like say you get a pack of 10 grams and 4.5s you put 30 grams from the 10 and 14.5 from the 4.5 giving you 44.5 grams decent acceleration with nice top end but it also depends on what kinda set up you have every matters but that set up is good on stock pistons for people between 150 to 180 pounds so you gotta do math 😂😂😂

The ring stops the two plates from closing all the way against each other, and thus limiting the belts travel up the sides and increasing speed. Just as a gear on a bike, the front gets larger and the back one gets smaller as the speed increases.

On a bike the front and back both get larger so I'm not sure what you are referring to

I assume it would work for all having a restricted variator. But no further knowledge of the brand

Thank you much appreciated

@@arshad9161 did it work?

Completely stripped mine, didn’t have 1. Maybe it’s brand specific

@@arshad9161 yeah maybe thx for your reply

yes

its a easiest way to make scooter faster😊

No its not going to do damage to ur bike its put there so the bike doesn't go faster than the law wants