TrailMaster

#50 Chain Master Link

#50 Master Link  5/8" Pitch

20x7-8 Front Wheel Assembly, 150cc / 200cc / 300cc Driver Side

 Driver Side Aluminum Mag Wheel Assembly with 20x7-8 Tires 7" Wide Wheel Center Hole: 4 1/2" Diameter, Bolt Hole Pattern: 4 5/16" (110mm) Measuring Across Center Hole

8" Steel GT Go-Kart Front Wheel

Steel 8" Wheel used on the front of many Chinese Go Karts. This wheel is commonly used with 19x7-8 or 20x7-8 tires. 7" Wide Center Hole: 3 1/2" Diameter Bolt Hole Pattern: 4 5/16" (110mm)...

Front Right Brake Caliper

Passenger Side (Right) Front Caliper Works on all 150cc / 250cc / 300cc Go Karts   Brake Pads Included Mounting Bolts are 2 1/2" Center to Center Does NOT come with Banjo Bolts or Washers...

150cc / 250cc / 300cc Steering Knuckle

Steering Knuckle used on many Chinese Go Karts   10.5" Overall Length

3/16" Inline Fuel Filter

Inline Fuel Filter 3/16" Nipples on Both Sides

Fuel Cap

This Fuel Cap can be used on many different models of HammerHead, TrailMaster, American Sportworks, Carter and other Chinese Go Karts.  

Shock, Rear 150, 13.5"

Rear shock used on 150cc Hammerhead Go Karts, 150cc TrailMaster Go Karts, as well as most other 150cc Chines Go Karts. 13-1/2" Eye to Eye  

Transmission Shift Lever Assembly

This Transmission Shift Lever is commonly used on TrailMaster, Hammerhead, and American SportWorks 150 and 300 Go Karts with internal reverse. The lever comes equipped with a forward, neutral, and...

150cc/200cc Air Box Assembly - Air Cleaner Assembly

This Air Cleaner Assembly fits the Hammerhead GT 150, TrailMaster 150, American Sportworks 150, and many other Chinese 150 Go Karts.   Air Filter included.      

Lower Suspension Arm 150/250/300

This Lower Suspension Arm used on most Chinese 150cc/250cc/300cc karts. Does not come with hardware or bushings. This A-Arms is longer than the older models. The newer A-Arms are 14.5" overall...

150cc / 250cc / 300cc Steering Gear, 45 Degree Angle

This Steering Gear is used on many 150/250 Go-Karts.   Important Information: Steering shaft is at a 45 degree angle. The 90 degree Steering Gear is now obsolete.