Recent content by EvanKarts

Ok. Thanks for the info.

Yeah I saw that while searching. Is that a good deal?

Exactly! That's exactly what I was wondering. You've been a great help. Thanks pal.

Ok. Sounds good. ---------- Post added at 07:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:34 AM ---------- So I put the wheel on the axle, but not the drip down part right? If the drop down section for the bolt is 3/4", and the axle is 1", I need a wheel with a 1" bore in the center and the...

So I need to match a 1 inch axle? But the axle is 3/4 inch at the ends.

I am having alot of trouble trying to find the right parts for my Kart. I found these wheels from Harbor Freight and they have a 5/8" ball bearing race hole. I am trying to get all my parts off of www.gokartsupply.com and have even looked in other places for a 24" axle that will fit the 5/8"...

I'm not a carpenter or a welder. I just want to start a project and I thought a go kart would be a good idea. And I do have work on my property that needs to be done and I could use a go kart.

I dont have a welder, and don't know how to weld. I figured I could bolt the wood together, but make it structured enough to not break.

Ok. The Go Kart is going to look like a pickup truck. But its going to be made of wood. The doors, trunk, front, roof, and bottom, all wood. I will also be hauling stuff too with a wood trailer attachment. Now, a torque converter, i watched videos on that, that would be what I need right? The...

BEFORE YOU ANSWER! I am planning to build a Go Kart made of wood. Some metal parts here and there for support, but mostly wood. The Go Kart will have a Briggs and Stratton 6.5HP (212cc) engine. The Go Kart will have a wood frame with wood side panels, front, roof, engine housing (with exhaust...