Lifan 389cc Horizontal Shaft Engine
Lifan 389cc engine provides 15 kW for propulsion in go-karts and small electric-hybrid assist vehicles of Chapter 87. Classified in 8407.33.9040 for its 250-1000cc range and sub-18.65 kW output, ideal for racing and recreational applications. OHV design ensures durability in vehicle chassis mounts.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If for vertical shaft variants used stationary
Shaft orientation and end-use determine stationary vs propulsion classification.
If gas turbine hybrid component
Any turbojet elements shift to turboprop/other headings.
If when pre-assembled into vehicle gear unit
Engine-gearbox sets classify as complete propulsion assemblies under Chapter 87.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Specify horizontal shaft orientation in invoices for vehicle fit; common issue is reclass as generator without propulsion proof
• Comply with noise/emission standards via lab certs
• Track country-of-origin for quota eligibility
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Honda GX390 Small Engine
The Honda GX390 is a 389cc spark-ignition reciprocating piston engine rated at 9.3 kW (approximately 13 HP), designed for propulsion in small utility vehicles like go-karts and mini bikes under Chapter 87. It falls under HTS 8407.33.9040 due to its cylinder capacity between 250cc and 1000cc and power output not exceeding 18.65 kW. This classification applies specifically to engines intended for vehicle propulsion rather than stationary power generation.
Kohler CH395 Command Engine
Kohler CH395 is a 399cc single-cylinder spark-ignition engine delivering 11.2 kW, optimized for low-speed vehicles such as golf carts and ATVs classified in Chapter 87. Classified under 8407.33.9040 for its 250-1000cc displacement and power under 18.65 kW, distinguishing it from higher-power automotive engines. It's built for reliable propulsion in recreational and utility vehicles.
Briggs & Stratton 356cc Vanguard Engine
The Briggs & Stratton 356cc Vanguard series engine outputs up to 15 kW, tailored for propulsion in small off-road vehicles like utility task vehicles (UTVs) of Chapter 87. It matches HTS 8407.33.9040 with its mid-range cylinder capacity and low power rating suitable for non-highway use. Horizontal shaft design enhances compatibility with compact vehicle frames.
Yamaha MZ350 Engine
Yamaha MZ350 is a 347cc air-cooled spark-ignition engine rated at 8.5 kW, primarily for propulsion in mini bikes and youth ATVs of Chapter 87. It qualifies for 8407.33.9040 due to cylinder capacity of 250-1000cc and power below 18.65 kW limits. Lightweight design suits recreational low-displacement vehicles.
Clone GX200 Upgraded 6.5HP Engine
Aftermarket Clone GX200 (196cc base upgraded to 250cc equivalent at 4.8 kW) for racing karts and pit bikes of Chapter 87. Fits 8407.33.9040 as low-power reciprocating engine for vehicles with precise displacement control. Popular in motorsports for cost-effective propulsion.