That sounds great. A forty series sounds good. Now this 44magnum you are talking about. Is it like a 2 minute change or does it take some time. The reason I would like to know this is because if you gain the torque you say it does then I may want to swap them depending on what I am doing.
Alright sounds good. Would an 18" tire be ok for this setup or should I go bigger? I intend on taking it through the fields and on the makeshift track we have in our one horse town.
So I am building myself an offroad kart and I was wondering what gear ratio I should use with my kart. The engine I have is 15 hp Honda clone. It is rated at 3600 rpm and has 22.5lbs of torque. I have 18" balloon tires for it as well. I think that the engine is large enough that I could use a...
How else would I connect it? I have been searching on Princess Auto and the only sprockets they have are weld on sprockets.
I have some research to do. Luckily my dad is a mechanic by trade. He is going to help me on this project. The problem is we don't know much about the small hp engines...
I have access to a welder. I don't think there is much more welding to do. The drive sprocket needs to be welded to the axle. Some cutting will ned to be done to fit a larger engine on the kart.
Canada. Southern Alberta. Halfway between Calgary and Lethbridge. Hopefully you know where they are lol.
I may be able to get pictures. Do you just need a picture of the motor or the whole thing? It is propped up on a wall behind alot of wood. It is mostly a materials shed.
It is just a rectangular frame. 14 gauge 1 1/4" square steel tubing. The welds seem strong. They are also quite smooth and clean.
Also how fast would 3.5 hp move 200 lb with a 5:1 gear ratio (rear axle: clutch)?
Edit: Thanks for the estimate. I couldn't find much on the internet. The engine...
Yes. The materials are all new. They wern't taken off anything else before. It is all rust free and painted. Its just 5-6 years old. Still in great shape.
Yes, my instructor made the frame. He has been in the autobody trade for almost 40 years and I trust his work completely.
Thanks for the welcome. Unfortunately I cannot get pictures. It is locked in a shed at the shop.
I will see what I can do but there is no guarentee that I will be able to get any pictures.
Hey everyone,
I have been browsing your forum for quite a few weeks and found alot of useful information. Since alot of the people on here know what there talking about I made an account to get some advice on what I should offer for a half built Go Kart.
The kart has a:
3.5 hp Briggs and...