The top 5 mods for an 250cc buggy

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with the set up I have in my 250 I gained 3 mph. If you just do the rollers. main spring and clutch springs expect 1-4 mph loss.

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yes thats the blue one, the malossi white spring is $23.95

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What is the difference between the Polini, and the Mallosi springs?

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the Maloosi spring is stiffer than the polini. the Malossi will keep it in low gear longer. it takes more rpm to get the driven pulley to open up.

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I'll tell ya, the biggest "Grin factor" I've had with my 250 was the redneck intake, rejet and a performance exhaust.
A lighter set of sliders and torque spring is also a pretty big gain in the "Cheap to do" mod catagory.
If you're racing, you have to get a better clutch (Uni HiT or Malossi), a variator (there's a few more choices here) and a kevlar belt.
"On the cheap" you can just get a set of clutch springs and replace the stock ones for a better response just to see what you can get out of it.

Good luck and keep us posted!

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i put a 7 gallon tank on my ride first, but carb adjustment/ replkacement in in the future,

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Can some one point me to a site to buy some up grades like listed here for my GK06. Pipe, filter, rollers, etc. Thanks

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my site, www.bladeperformance.com or Bige's www.mcdonoughpowersports.com or Tom's www.kidnmekarts.com any of us can help you..

Stu