Zip kart chassis numbers

Sometimes its possible to tell from little upgrades here and there but that takes historical knowledge of the manufacturer anyway. This was sold to me as a frame.

EDIT: It seems my homologation number was extended to , so maybe not. Mister tjkoyen has driven Exprit Exprits? This reminds me, my Kosmic chassis tag is blank. Was it covered over or does that mean something else? Joking aside… It may not have been a homologated model… For US import. I have seen chassis like this.

Is there a reason why they would have a non-homologated model, like would it be cheaper for them to produce? Homologation is a flat rate from what I recall. That might be what you have. There were a couple instances where we were developing chassis so every month or so we would be on a different frame and none of those were homologated, because they were all experimental chassis.

There have been karts designed specifically for the US market as well, where the grip levels, tire compounds, and classes are different from the European market. Even if it was homologated there would still be some plate with some serial number. What's new New posts Latest activity. Members Current visitors. Log in Register. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. New posts. Search forums. Log in. Install the app. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Kart chassis identification. Best chassis: Zip Kart. Bambinos are at the bottom of the chain of karting, and almost certainly the first chance kids will get to drive a kart.

There are fewer Bambino chassis available compared to most other classes due to how recently this class was introduced. Ever since its inception, the Zip Kart chassis has been the weapon of choice for most Bambino drivers. Zip has a great pedigree in karting, especially amongst youngsters. Lando Norris' tips on how to get into karting The KF world champion explains how to take …. Cadet class ages Best chassis: Synergy. Back in the days when I raced Cadets late s , the Project One chassis was almost the only chassis that was used by anyone in the UK.

Its simplicity and ease of use meant it had a stronghold on the UK market, and it still goes well to this day. However, since the rise and rise of the Fusion racing team at developing rapid young drivers, and their affiliation with the Synergy chassis, tastes in Cadet racing have shifted in favour of Synergy. It now seems to be the chassis to have, winning almost every major title in the past few years.

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