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I am going to put a 9 tooth T/C sprocket on it and give it a try. If still not acceptable I will replace the 60 tooth axle sprocket with a 72 tooth sprocket. Does the sound like a good plan of attack? Thanks for all the good advice.

Yes 16 inch tires on the front and 20 inch tires on the rear

I started with a centrifugal clutch and it slipped big time. So I installed a torque converter and it performs a little better. That is what is on it now.

Thanks. Going to visit the grandkids next week. Will have the kart to look at and post some picks. Yes the daughter was probably not giving it enough throttle when she turns. She said it is extremely slow when starting from a stop, Sometimes she has her husband push some to help get it going...

Yes, these are the stock tires on the kart. Not lazy, as stated in original message, The kart is not Here at my house. It is 3.5 hours away from me.so I cannot post any pics.

Rebuilt an old Yerf dog go kart for the grandkids. It has a new 212 Predator motor, torque converter that has 12 teeth and 35 chain. It has 20 inch rear tires on it. With my daughter test driving it, 125 pounds, it slowly rolls and increases speed ok. but when you slow to turn around it comes to...

Thanks. I have a 90cc 2 stroke engine and cannot find very much info on it or parts. Might have to go to a 150

Thanks for the info. The motor isn't running at the moment and I considered just changing it. Now you have given me alot to think about

I have a 2001 yerf dog 40000 go cart. It has a 90cc, 2 stroke motor. What would it take for me to switch to a 6.5hp Predator engine. Can this be done using the existing sprocket? Has anyone done this swap? Project for my grandsons.TIA