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thanks for the reply man..... :thumbsup:

thank you mckutzy for the tip..... here is the pic guys.....

---------- Post added at 12:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:50 PM ---------- ha ha very funny:yawn:

Any idea guys??

:confused: Are those formula correct?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PfkK7lpNeN5aMsdDUQsqwfiUZTRV-pqN Hi guys, I'm planning to place my rear axle of the gokart under the engine. so the chain drive will be in vertical direction. You can get a clear veiw of the design in the picture in the above link. Please tell me would it work...

Hi, This is the link of the rule book. https://bfkct.in/rule-book/ ---------- Post added at 11:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:56 AM ---------- And i'm using honda stunner 125cc with 5 speed gear box. I did some research and gone through some research papers for the calculations. I...

hi josh7owens, yeah i totally understand what you think but i am new to fabrication of gokart. so don't criticize anybody without knowing their issues. I totally respect you for replying with the your suggestion. Thank you

HI I am participating in a go-kart championship. I don't know the which are the important parameters to calculate in steering and braking system and I have no idea. So Please help me with the calculations involved in the steering and braking systems. Thank you

Yeah I understand kartfab I thought I'll just give it a try...... :o

I bought a 3d motor sport manual clutch for gokart. The manual clutch is for 3/4" inch shaft but I'm using Briggs & Stratton 550 series 127cc 3hp engine which has 5/8" shaft. I've searched online and found that I can add a shaft sleeve which converts 5/8" shaft into 3/4" shaft. My question is...

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Yeah that's a good idea.....but using manual transmission is a drawback when it comes to autocross, there the driver will get some difficulty.... So I've decided to use clutch type transmission... By using that handling will be very easy and there will be less transmission loss....

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