Move engine or shorter jackshaft?

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So I want to replace the centrifugal clutch with a torque converter, but there isnt enough width between the jackshaft and the engine for the driven. What should I do?IMG_4950.jpgIMG_4880.jpg
 

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I know it wont fit, i measured the TC on my friends kart. I just dont know whether i should move the engine or shorten the jackshaft to fit it (which one is easier or better?)


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:funnypost: You measured your friends TC and decided it doesn't fit?
You want a torque converter (yes) Great get one and stop dreaming,
then you can start messing around trying to fit it in. Mine didit fit but that didn't stop me from buying one ;)
 

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If I can fit a 460cc with a 40 series comet on a Yerf 3202, you can fit a tc on a 200cc.
No such word as can't. Only "Wont" and "Don't want to"
 

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FHB, for 20 years my boss would walk out into the shop when I was throwing a hissy fit about a build and he would say 3 words and walk away....................Make it work ! and i did.
 

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If I can fit a 460cc with a 40 series comet on a Yerf 3202, you can fit a tc on a 200cc.
No such word as can't. Only "Wont" and "Don't want to"

My bad, I guess this post was a bit misleading.:oops: I'm referring to the spacing between the jackshaft and the fuel tank is not wide enough, so I need to move either the engine over or shorten the jackshaft casing. I'm just wondering which is more structurally sound?
 

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Howabout some not too zoomed engine pics as to really see what were dealing with...

You haven't even mentioned what engine this is...
 

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yes, we see the gap. looks like you might have to mod both. Remember if you move the motor over your chain placement moves, the jack shaft is going to get modified ether way. Start with pulling the jack and leave the motor. install the TC and then..see what you got...then redesign the jack. yes a longer shot would help us see the entire rear end. then we can talk motor movement. you may just have to raise the motor, we can't tell.
 

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Ya... It is...

Cut that bracket off in between the sprocket and clutch..

Then I'm assuming you'll have lots of room.
 
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