Recent content by maximu5

Lol amex it is then

oklahoma, your neighbor above. lol I believe it is not sure what exact version but bought the frame pretty darn cheap. Repaired a few things on it like massive holes the previous owner did to the engine mount plate lol

yup. it was for that kart. I actually do have a genuine comet 30 series besides the ones on my earlier posts that I bought but was wanting to use that for a different project than this go kart as I don't plan to keep it in the long run that is why I was trying to use a centrifugal clutch. Guess...

is it done for?

ah! its a brand new clutch.... not what i wanted to hear. Ill take pics to see if you guys can confirm if its toast

Hello all, Ive seemed to run into a bit of trouble getting my go kart running. I bought a 10T centrifugal hilliard clutch from northern tool This one Now my kart has 18in rear tires, 54T axle sprocket and the clutch has 10T. From what I understand it has a 5.4:1 gear ratio which should be ok...

This might help: http://www.gokartsupply.com/identify.htm

and which is what?.... Thanks soooo much for the help landuse!

I just realized what the problem is.. My driver is a symmetrical while my drive is asymmetrical also see first post as it includes pics of the driven... My driver is >< While my driven is >| Edit: Question is now.. are both my driver/driven the same series? if so can I just buy the...

slightly small... pics attached

Received the bronze bushing but does not fit! :( any ideas.... Im guessing I either ordered the wrong part number or they sent me the wrong one...?

Just double checking I've ID'd the correct version of my clutch that I acquired with go kart frame. If I'm correct I have a comet 30 series (Asymmetrical) is this correct? attached are a few pics of the driver/drive also from what I'm missing looks to be the Bronze Bushing part # 200349A...

5/16"-24 means the size of the bolt is 5/16" and the -24 means there are 24 threads per inch on the bolt so making it a fine thread bolt. On a normal 5/16" bolt there is 18 threads per inch making it a coarse thread.

I believe 5/16-24

Thanks again! I was able to find a video on youtube and noticed the rods were dropped in...Hopefully, this thread will help someone down the line :D