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05-12-2012, 11:49 PM
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new business
hi everyone i just joined to learn as much as i can about the world of go-garts.. time to pick your brains..are the new breed of chinese 150cc gy6 engined off road buggys any good...does anybody have one?
Z Item number FXGK-002B Engine Type 4-stroke,1-cylinder air-cooled Displacement 150cc Max Power 7/7500(kw/rpm) Max Torque 8/4500(Nm/rpm) Starting Electric Ignition C.D.I Lubrication Pressure and Splash Compression Ratio 10:1 Transmission CVT with reverse 10 brake pads 5 clutch kits Final Drive chain drive system 5 gasket sets 20 oil filters Front/Rear Brake hydraulic brake 20 air filters hydraulic brake 1stearing rack Max Speed 50(Km/h) 2 sets of front suspension arms do you sell oil cooler for this model? Fuel Capacity 7(L) throttle and transmision cable cdi unit Battery 12V9Ah starting relay rectifier Wheel Base 1580(mm) box of pluspark plugs Front/Rear Tire 19*7-8 22*11-10 Seat Height 460 Mini Ground Clearance 160(mm) Net/Gross Weight 200(kgs) 215(kgs) Capacity Weight 165(kg) Product size 2220*1330*1520 Carton Size 2205*1195*800 Container capacity 8pcs/20GP; 30pcs/40'HQ Additional Optional parts windshield:+$15;roof:+$2; 4 top light:+$10 Optional colour yellow,black,red,blue, ill try and upload the pic 
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05-13-2012, 11:09 PM
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Most of these forums deal specifically with these chinese made buggys.
So I guess we would overwhelmingly say YES. Are there different levels of quality within the spectrum of chinese manufacturers? YES. The better brands tend to be Joyner, Tomberlin, Hammerhead, Kinroad, etc. There are seemingly countless knockoffs of these because the chinese don't respect patents, so they clone each others designs endlessly. For example the Tomberlin Crossfire design is fairly well respected, so BAJA made a clone of it called the Dune 150. It has a lot of the same parts, probably from the same manufacturers, but also has design deficiencies that make it subpar to the crossfire. The machine in your picture looks like a knockoff of the Hammerhead. Even the best machines still benefit from a little tweaking: shocks, engine mods, Etc.
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05-15-2012, 06:55 PM
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thanx for the reply...i thought several different company's bought there buggys from china and put there name on it i wasn't aware that hammer head say had there own factory and built the buggys....i looking at buying 15, i can get them from china for 900 us each and what looks like the same buggy in the u.s is going to cost the wrong side of 2000 u.s so a chinese clone looks real good. do you really think the hammerhead is 1100+ dollars better than its chinese twin brother?
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