Recent content by grisu

Thanks again. I'm going to study it thoroughly and I'll get going step by step

Perhaps the best and cheapest option is to sell the Briggs Stratton and look for an engine that is easier to adapt to a torque converter. Like the Honda GX 390. I see that a Comet Magnum 44 torque converter is very expensive and comes without the mounting plate. It seems to me that what I...

You are right, the shaft is not hardened and it is not a problem to machine it to 1". Disassembling and reassembling the crankshaft is more work but it is not complicated. The problem for me is finding the torque converter. It is a part that until now I have not knew and I will have to find out...

Well, I only have a 16hp Briggs Stratton Vanguard engine coming from a generator set and I would like to build a simple kart. First I have to modify the shaft engine because it is tapered. Find a torque converter (impossible to find here) for this engine and then start with the chassis.

You are a bit crazy. My English is very poor, sorry. So far the Moors have not looted again...:cheers2:

hello, I'm new and I'm here to learn. I want to build a kart and I'm going to need you. Greetings from Girona.