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Originally posted by: hoytultratec
sure...but you will also be wrenching a bit more with china quad..take however you want were speaking from experience here.. i just ripped the carb apart on the falcon 250 with about 10 hours on it, never had to do that with a jap quad.

hoyt[/

yea your right about that but i just would rather go buy something cheaper if its going to run the same speed.

but its true for those chinquads bout having to work on them alot, since i had it i had to go out and buy 4 screws and now i have to go and buy something that i lost today on the reverse gear stick thing whatever you call it.

 

i see you bought it keep us up to date how it works out.

 

The gy6 is a Honda clone. It sounds like you have already bought the Hi-Bird, let us know how it holds up for you.

SB.

 

if your loosing screws you better go buy a gallon of blue locktite and putting it on every bolt and nut on the chassis you can get at.

do a search on set up this will save you a little wrenching.

hoyt

 

other than wat i have to go out and buy(TOP for the gear lever) right now its been good for its kind i have took it threw mud and it went threw their like nothing and i have gone up steep hills at first i was kind of scared cuz it was a long way up and i didn't know if it was going to be able to get up their but it did i was kind of amazed. The other day i took it threw 2 feet deep of water expecting it to shut off but surprisingly it didnt. The only real probly that i have had since i bought it was when i took it threw the mud after that it wouldnt pass gas threw to the carb but after two days it turn on perfectly on the first try, I think their was mud somewhere blocking they gas or something. For me it has been working good i have rode it threw some rough bumpy dirt roads and jumps and it still works fine. To me it's good for the price, im not sure why some people say they dont last cuz i have treaty mine kind off bad and the little machine still going.

 

Is their different types of engines that they put on them? are some faster than others?

 

how long have you had it?? keep us posted on how it works out for you..its nice to have the reviews on the million china quads there making.

hoyt

 

i bought it one day before christmas

 

hoyt have you tried to pull anything with your redcat 150?

i have, i tried to pull a 4 foot pull of cement i think it was one of those parking bump things. It was pulling it fine but it was kind off pulling back when i would first start to go until the wrope riped from me dragging it on the pavement.

but it weight alot i would estimate from 300 to 500 lbs cuz it was kind of hard just to push it on its side.

 

i wouldnt suggest pulling with it,there not meant for that if you wanna pull stuff you better buy a ute.

remember there not jap quads and they will not take a beating like a jap quad.

hoyt