Recent content by IKE323

about 400mm more

ok will do but the engine is at school at the moment, but all i know it is 100cc yamaha scooter engine

ok so from the enigne itself there is a cable that comes out, and from the carb there is a cable that comes out. Now those to cables that come out join each other let say after 30 cm so that you only pull on one cable which in turn pulls the other two, my problem is that i want to extend those...

ok umm the cables join into one cable from the carb and the engine

its basically one of these where it is attached to the top

hey guys i have a 100cc Yamaha scooter motor that came from a quad bike, and was wondering how would i extend the accelerator cables that come from the carburetor and the engine itself.

hi has anyone got plans for a go kart pedals and what angle shot the pedals be sloped forward as i was thinking about an angle of 75-80 degrees

Update for anyone interested in this kinda thing for pinions and steering travels 180 degree : 3.18cm diameter pinion 200 degree : 2.86cm diameter pinion and 220 degree : 2.6cm diameter pinion Ill probably head down to statewide bearings in again LOL to get my rack and pinion

ok so do you say my pinion is correct or should i change it so that my steering wheel turns more?

i am aware of this design as i am using quad a-arms mounted directly onto my kart and it need to turn 2.5cm to achieve a safe full lock turning.

thanks man,so i need to get a diameter of about 3cm?

umm not thats what i am talking about, um i am thinking setting the steering wheel so that it at full lock eg to the left, the steering wheel is turned about 90-100 degrees and then the rack and pinion moves eg 2.5 cm to the left.

hello i am going to make a rack and pinion and would like to know how to calculate the turning dimensions so at about a 90-100 degree turn it would reach a max turning point of 2.5 cm left or right, i am looking at using a bicycle chain and sprocket as one.

i was thinking about taping the ends up, wouldnt it be better to weld the ends closed and cut the pipe longer to create an easier bend without the sand falling out

ok because at school we have a pipe roller (but it does not have the guides for the pipe its justknurled) and we have one of these (so can the sand method work as well )