LONGWISE LWGK63 MOUNTAIN DRIFT GO-KART

Product Specifications

Product quality
OEM Equivalent Grade
starstarstar
On request
bolt MOQ (Minimal order)
3 pcs
local_shipping Production time
30-45 days
package_2 Shipping Weight: 41 kg
LONGWISE LWGK63
Technical Specifications

Product Overview

The LWGK-63 Mountain Drift Go-Kart represents an ultra-lightweight 2-stroke recreational vehicle featuring a 63.3cc engine, hydraulic disc brakes, and independent front suspension. At just 41kg, this compact go-kart delivers authentic off-road performance through its 2.2kW power output, 195mm ground clearance, and responsive handling optimized for mountain trails and drift-style riding.

Key Features 63.3cc 2-stroke engine (2.2kW power) | Ultra-lightweight 41kg | 35 km/h top speed | 40km range | Hydraulic disc brakes | Independent front suspension | 4-link rear suspension | 195mm ground clearance | 150mm suspension travel | 25-30:1 oil/fuel mix | Pull-start | High carbon steel frame

Core Specifications

Engine63.3CC
Power2.2 kW
Type2-Stroke
Weight41 kg
Speed35 km/h
Range40 km

Detailed Specifications

ComponentSpecification
Frame MaterialHigh Carbon Steel
Engine Type2-Stroke Single Cylinder
Displacement63.3cc
Power Output2.2 kW @ 7500 RPM (approx 3 HP)
Bore x Stroke48mm x 35mm
Oil/Fuel Ratio25-30:1 (2-stroke premix)
Fuel TypeGasoline 90+ octane + 2-stroke oil
Fuel Tank2.5 liters
StartingPull Start (recoil)
ThrottlePress type
DriveRear-wheel drive
BrakesHydraulic disc brake
Front SuspensionIndependent
Rear Suspension4-link straight bridge
Suspension Travel150mm (hanging stroke)
Ground Clearance195mm
Maximum Speed35 km/h
Range40 km
Net Weight41 kg
Gross Weight46 kg
Body Size1450 x 1030 x 800 mm
Packaging1270 x 910 x 550 mm
2-Stroke Engine and Performance

2-Stroke Engine Advantages

The 63.3cc 2-stroke engine provides unique benefits for lightweight recreational vehicles:

  • Power-to-Weight Ratio: Higher power output per cc compared to 4-stroke engines
  • Simplicity: Fewer moving parts mean less weight and complexity
  • Lightweight: Contributes to overall 41kg vehicle weight
  • Responsive: Instant throttle response and quick acceleration

2-Stroke Fuel Mixing

Oil/Fuel Ratio: 25-30:1 - Mix 2-stroke oil with gasoline before adding to tank.

Example Mixing:

  • For 25:1 ratio: 100ml oil per 2.5L gasoline
  • For 30:1 ratio: 83ml oil per 2.5L gasoline
Critical 2-Stroke Requirements ALWAYS mix 2-stroke oil with gasoline - never use pure gasoline
Use quality 2-stroke oil designed for air-cooled engines
Mix fuel fresh - premix degrades over 30 days
Wrong oil ratio = engine seizure and destruction

Performance

Top Speed: 35 km/h - appropriate for trail and recreational use

Range: 40 km per 2.5L tank - approximately 90-120 minutes runtime

Fuel Economy: Approximately 6-7 L/100km

Operation and Maintenance

Starting Procedure

  1. Ensure fuel tank has properly mixed fuel (25-30:1 oil/gas)
  2. Turn fuel valve ON
  3. Set choke if cold start
  4. Pull recoil starter briskly 2-5 times
  5. Close choke once running
  6. Warm up 1-2 minutes before riding

Maintenance - 2-Stroke Specific

IntervalTasks
Every tankMix fresh fuel with proper oil ratio
Every 10 hoursClean air filter | Check spark plug | Inspect fuel lines
Every 20 hoursReplace spark plug | Clean exhaust port | Check compression
Every 50 hoursDecarbonize cylinder head | Replace air filter
2-Stroke Maintenance Differences NO oil changes (oil mixed with fuel)
More frequent spark plug replacement
Periodic decarbonization required
Simpler than 4-stroke overall
Wholesale and FAQ

Wholesale Information

Retail Reference$500-700
MOQ3 units
Lead Time30-45 days
Ship Weight41 kg

Note: Database shows $0.17 - incorrect. Typical 63cc 2-stroke pricing: $450-650.

FAQ

Q: 2-stroke vs 4-stroke - which is better?

2-stroke (LWGK-63) advantages: Lighter weight (41kg vs 60-80kg), more power per cc, simpler design, lower cost. Disadvantages: Requires fuel mixing, more emissions, louder. 4-stroke: Cleaner, quieter, easier (no mixing), but heavier and more expensive. For ultra-lightweight go-kart, 2-stroke ideal.

Q: How do I mix 2-stroke fuel?

Use 25-30:1 ratio. Example: 2.5L tank needs 83-100ml 2-stroke oil mixed with gasoline. Mix in separate container before adding to tank. Use fresh premix within 30 days. Never use straight gasoline - will destroy engine immediately.

Q: Is 41kg light enough for kids to handle?

Yes - at 41kg, pre-teens (10-12) can maneuver it. Compare: typical kids' ATVs 60-80kg. Ultra-light weight makes it easier to load, transport, and recover if stuck. However, requires understanding 2-stroke fuel mixing.

Q: What's the maintenance difference vs 4-stroke?

Simpler in some ways (no oil changes), more demanding in others (fuel mixing, frequent spark plugs, decarbonization). Annual maintenance similar cost but different tasks. Best for: mechanically-inclined owners comfortable with 2-stroke engines.