Coleman CTU200-EX

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So I just bought one that is basically brand new, was a Christmas present that the kid was too small for and they were selling it cheap. I want to put a torque converter on it but it has the 5/8 shaft. I know gopower has the whole kit with tha 5/8 to 1in adapter but I have a brand new kit from gopower (1in clutch) sitting in my work shop since the project I bought it for I didn’t end up using it. I’d rather not spend $180 for a whole new kit when all I need is the shaft adapter. Anyone know where I might be able to get one? I will call gopower on Monday to see if they sell them sperately but figured I would ask.

https://www.gopowersports.com/coleman-ct200-series-torque-converter-kit/ This is the kit in question all I need is the shaft adapter and I can make the spacers.

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I didn't know 196cc engines had 5/8" shafts.

Me either. From my research it’s because so a clutch with pin bearings can be used or something similar to that. I just assumed my torque converter kit would work but that is what I get for assuming.

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Yep, the driver has the integrated key... I can find just sleeves all day long but the integrated key does make it interesting. I’ll call gopower on Monday see if they sell those separately. If not o guess I’ll use the clutch until it goes bad then spend the $180 for the kit. Still seems a tad expensive for what looks like an eBay torque converter with spacers and the sleeve. Oh well supply vs demand :)

—Dan
 

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Why you always gotta throw a wrench in it. Lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZXHsNqkDI4

---------- Post added at 10:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:07 PM ----------

Last time this came up I think I suggested grinding away half of the integrated key and cutting the stepped key in half. I think the OP in that thread decided there wouldn't be enough length of key holding everything together for his liking.
 
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Well boo, GoPower does not sell the adapter bushing by itself. Their's go from 5/8 to 1in so a 1in driver will be required... which I also have sitting in the garage.

--Dan
 
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