Upgrade Kits - Rooster Tales

Date: Jul 30, 2004

Upgrade Kits

Date: Aug 8, 2004

Come on....Someone must know something about the upgrade kits.....

Dunite · Status: Offline

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Originally posted by: Anonymous
"Come on....Someone must know something about the upgrade kits....."

There ya go! You will need to remount the battery up in the cross beam directly above the original battery tray or it sits to close to the pipe. Use some big u bolts from the hardware store. Just drill a couple of holes through the back of the original tray right under the frame. Let me know of you have any other questions.

http://sandhighway.com/accessories.html

Dunite

Date: Aug 11, 2004

Thanks....now I feel like an idiot...Has that always been on that page?

Date: Aug 11, 2004

Will this performance kit fit a KPX?

From what I see the Dazon 150 engine looks identical to the KPX 150.

Dunite · Status: Offline

quote:
Originally posted by: Anonymous
"Thanks....now I feel like an idiot...Has that always been on that page?"

no it was just posted a day or two ago.

Dunite

Dunite · Status: Offline

quote:
Originally posted by: Anonymous
"Will this performance kit fit a KPX? From what I see the Dazon 150 engine looks identical to the KPX 150."

Maybe maybe not. The Kaseas look the same too and they don't line up. Each Manufacturer puts thier own engine in and the specs don't always match. The Pipe was made specifically for the Dazon Raider by White Brothers.

Dunite

el_moscador · Status: Offline

What the heck is a KPX??? Word of advice, I have been burned in the Chinese ATV & scooter market before by "copycat" manufacturers. Since Dazon came out with their buggy 2 years ago, Hammerhead, Kasea, Carter have all copied them. More recently on ebay, I saw something called a "Blade", which is another copycat, and found out the guy who was advertising didn't know a thing about it, but offered to sell it to me without any type of warranty or parts availability.

I would advise to just stick to the name brand stuff and be VERY careful about buying the copycat stuff. Usually the warranties are very weak and parts are a huge issue with these companies. I bought a Yamaha Blaster copy 170cc ATV a few years ago from a company called Kasea and it was the worst experience I ever had in my life. ATV run well, but once I needed parts, there was NO SUCH THING!!

I have no complaints about the Dazon warranty. In fact, I was covered even for some very questionable things and have always received the parts I needed from my dealer immediately. Good luck if you already purchased the KPX thing.