Recent content by anderkart

That kart is using a Part# 'PM-107A' Throttle Cable Pull Threaded 1/4-28 PMI available here: https://out2win.com/catalog/rod.html#parts You thread a ball end cable through that part first, then screw it on to the rod.

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Yep they're torsion bar mounts:-> https://cometkartsales.com/OTK-Torsion-Bar-and-Clamps/

Most all racekarts were originally sold without engines, but the first engine installed in yours could have been a 2 or 4-cycle depending on what class they wanted to race in. The design of your frame and rear axle were universal, allowing most any option: 1~Your front bumper is upswept to...

Rod is correct about your front bumper, its angled upward to clear the ground when you momentarily lift the rear tires off the ground to pushstart. The engines had too much compression to pushstart without lifting. ~ Nowadays some modern engines on direct drive racekarts have a compression...

I cant tell what brand your kart is, but you could send your pics to Emmick and ask if its one of theirs. But if it's not an Emmick, I noticed the most unique detail of your kart is the curved lower portion of its rear steering column support bracket, and especially the way it clamps onto the...

You could use one of these to increase cable throw if needed. They screw directly onto the throttle rod instead of using a yoke and clevis...

I'm not dig'n the angled cable in the pic i posted, I'd prefer a clevis installed in the Yoke for a strait pull instead:

Looks like someone installed a longer throttle rod in your kart, because it probably used to look similar to this pic: L

If it was my kart, I'd order the 18-tooth drive sprocket. I forgot to ask if you've removed the engines governor or not, but at 3600rpm & going with the 18-tooth drive sprocket & a 60 tooth axle sprocket: ~ You'd end up with an estimated 26mph top speed and still have some fairly descent low...

The output shaft on most (possibly all?) of these 2:1 ratio Honda wet clutch's are 22mm. diameter... 7/8" is close to 22mm. but slightly smaller... So I'd suggest you start by accurately remeasuring the output shaft using a caliper tool. Then to help confirm things, you also need to measure...

Nice job, do they have a 2nd brake pedal inside the body?

Ok I wasn't able to find any Burris (or any other brands of) racekart slicks in your size listed on the net, so you've got a few options: Simply patch your leaky tire. Or contact Burris and ask if they have 1 tire in your size in their warehouse, or could make one for you. Or search the net...

Dang that's quite a bit wider than usual for front rim unless your racekart was setup for oval tracks. Are we dealing with a front or rear tire? Do you plan on racing your kart at a track or just riding around for fun?

How wide are your front rims measured bead to bead like this pic?