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i got at 2007 trailmaster 150cc gy6 go kart i wanna do some upgrades to it to make it faster on the bottom end I wanna be able to hit the gas an slide around in the dirt if anyone has any advice it would be much apricated
 

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Welcome to DIYGK! I've never played with the GY6 before, but Karttekk might be able to help. He's pretty knowledgable when it comes to GY6 engines.
 

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Welcome to DIYGK! I've never played with the GY6 before, but Karttekk might be able to help. He's pretty knowledgable when it comes to GY6 engines.
Thanks Bacon. I'll try and help. The two cheapest and quickest ways to increase performance are upgrading the rollers in the variator and installing an air filter and jet kit. A new plug, gas filter and air filter go a long way too.


 

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I actually have ordered a uni air filter with a jet kit an I have a spark plug an cdi coming so I wanna have a good bottem end but also a decent top end so what would you suggest weights in the rollers you think I should do
 

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I actually have ordered a uni air filter with a jet kit an I have a spark plug an cdi coming so I wanna have a good bottem end but also a decent top end so what would you suggest weights in the rollers you think I should do
Do you have a tach on it, to see where the power is at??? That lil gy6 150 likes to rev high.
 

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I actually have ordered a uni air filter with a jet kit an I have a spark plug an cdi coming so I wanna have a good bottem end but also a decent top end so what would you suggest weights in the rollers you think I should do
I would talk to these people. Sometimes swapping out a few sets helps find the right setup.

 
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