Recent content by brycedevore

okay so should i get like a 60T on axle and maybe a 12 on jackshaft

i have a 7 hp engine on my murray go kart i have a TC on one side i was wondering if a 10T on jackshaft and 40T on axle would give me good speed and good torque? i also have 18in tires

oh and i have a 7hp duromax engine

okay i have a torque converter on one side and a 10 tooth sproket on the other side i have 18" tires and i live out in the country there are a few small hills but it is really sandy i will mostly be riding on trails and a dirt road some i will post pics when i get the time to take some thank you

i am wondering what would be a good axle and jackshaft sproket size for my go kart i want to have good speed and power i currently have a 72 axle and 10 jackshaft i think i have a murray kilowatt go kart thanks for any suggestions

i have a 7hp duromax that im putting on my murray kilowatt i have it mounted and everything but cant figure out how to hook up throttle cable does anyone know how i can do this???

the motor connects to the clutch and the clutch connects to the jackshaft the jackshaft is connected to the axle by the chain when the motor moves the clutch the jackshaft moves witch then moves the axel

So did getting just the driver work and if so where did you get it from I am having same prob have driven but no driver?

II have a murray kilowwattgo kart the engine hasnt been started in around two years and I've just bought a 7hp duromax 3/4" cranksaft (same size as shaft on old engine) I have it almost all the way unistalled, but can't seem to get the torque converter all the way off I have everything except...

Have you taken the tc off the crankshaft and if so how I have it halfway off, but can't seem to get the part closest to the engine off?:toetap05:

Okay that sounds good i to had problems with the steering, but I had welded and haven't had a problem since, but it hasn't been ridin much so I may change it to

Because the engine that's in there hasn't been started in about two years and its in pretty bad shape so I decided to just get a new one for around 170 instead of trying to find the stuff I need to fix the one in there

Okay that was my bad it is a 3/4" so I decided to get the smaller 7hp duromax so I wont have to go through all the trouble to get a new torque converter and it will save alot of money thanks for the help

Yes there is plenty of space space. I am running a torque converter, and both of the output shafts are 1"

I have a one seater murray kilowatt go kart with a 6.5hp engine and I want to put a duromax 16hp engine that I bought from ebay in will this work and what modifications will I need to make if any thank you...