Ok good to know, will adjust. However, without having tension like this on the throttle cable to start, I cannot get full throttle by pushing the pedal all of the way down.
Any way to fix that? Move the cable up higher on the pedal?
The way that I have my go kart throttle rigged, there is always tension on the throttle on the motor. It takes a little bit of gas for the torque converter to kick in and the kart to move, so I set the throttle to right around that point so that I don't have to push as far on the pedal to get it...
What brake band size will I need with a 4" brake drum?
I've seen different people say that different sizes work, so I'm not too sure.
This will go on a yerf dog 3203 by the way.
Kind of urgent, would appreciate a response ASAP:
Will these work on my yerf dog 3203? Engine is a HF Predator 212cc, rear axle is 1" in diameter:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/330949961250?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649 (WILL THIS COME WITH A #40 SPROCKET?)...
Thanks a lot. I had a tough time deciding between $45 and $130, but I guess in this case it will pay off to not skimp out on the money. Will this kit include a built in jack shaft and everything I need? Just because I don't know how to mount a separate jack shaft and would like everything I need...
Ok and just to be clear, these shocks on bmikarts are REAR shocks and I'm going to use them on the FRONT of my yerf dog 3203. They'll work, correct? Also, are you saying that using a clutch instead of a torque converter will make the kart lose power and be worse?
Here are the specs for stock...
Hey, I'm picking up a yerf dog 3203 frame with a few missing parts that I'm going to fix up. I need to buy 2 front shocks and was wondering if these would work on the 3203: https://www.bmikarts.com/mobile/Mechanical-Adjustable-Shock--12_p_1281.html
If they don't, then I'll have to spend $55 on...