Joined: Sun May 21, 2006 3:30 pm Posts: 14 Location: east tn.
Got another silly question. the owners manuals (parts manual) that come with these buggies. are the part numbers in them good or are they a joke. tks again
Joined: Fri Dec 30, 2005 12:13 pm Posts: 389 Location: South of Dallas Texas
For which Buggy do you refer?
_________________ Sahara 150 Long Frame-Custom belly pan-HP Pipe-130 jet-1500 spring-UNI on carb-Ram air CVT cooler-10g sliders-turn signals-4 new lights-Sandman red rev. bracket
Baja90ccShifter-Custom graphics & pin striping-15w lights, horn and UNI filter
Joined: Tue Jan 24, 2006 9:29 pm Posts: 1989 Location: SE. PA/MD Line
danny boy wrote:
Got another silly question. the owners manuals (parts manual) that come with these buggies. are the part numbers in them good or are they a joke. tks again
The Twister 250 parts #'s are "spot on" in their manual! Can't speak for the other buggies.
*Side note: This is just a suggestion but if you put the type buggy you own (Maybe your State too!) into your profile or signature, it will be easier to answer your questions quickly and accuratly. It's the 1st thing I look for when someone asks a question. -Just a suggestion- Oh and, Welcome to the site!
Joined: Sun May 21, 2006 3:30 pm Posts: 14 Location: east tn.
kidinme, thanks for your reply. I don't have a buggy yet i am deciding on what to buy. The reason i ask that question is i went to the on line parts manual. for carter,magnum,kenroad,and hammerhead all of had the exact same part numbers, same manual. I was concerned about getting parts from the dealer in this area, but i don't think it will be a problem after seeing that.
thanks for the reply and please someone correct me if i am wrong in my assumption about these buggies being basically the same thing.
Joined: Tue Jan 24, 2006 9:29 pm Posts: 1989 Location: SE. PA/MD Line
No problem! Glad to help. Most of the top end buggies (Like a few of the ones you mentioned) are all mostly the same thing with just a few bends in the frame to mark the difference. I can only speak for the Twister but parts haven't been a problem thus far. (And I've happily broke a few! ) Definatly purchase from a dealt if at all possable though and make sure they service what they sell. That's your best bet
Joined: Sun May 21, 2006 3:30 pm Posts: 14 Location: east tn.
kidinme, this is the buggie i'm looking at a good i know the dealer personaly he will do what he says but who knows what china will do. what do you think btw, he is the only dealer in 50 miles
Joined: Sun May 21, 2006 3:30 pm Posts: 14 Location: east tn.
kidinme, this is the buggie i'm looking at a good i know the dealer personaly he will do what he says but who knows what china will do. what do you think btw, he is the only dealer in 50 miles
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