Recent content by spyder808

welcome to the forum bossman

welcome Markkusss ... you will enjoy this forum and the shenanigans are best ... I swear to God I'll pistol whip the next guy that says shenanigans ..... hey Farva

truth be told ... i am not sure how i found this place, been creeping around of and on for about a year and a half:popcorn:

thank you all kindly for the warm welcome humor .... been married with children going on 18 yrs, got to have a sense of humor and a far as Doug, i took a looking from the man i consider a neighbor

haven't been drunk in almost 20 years but i do love my beer ... ty for the welcome, sir

hello, my name is Michael,i have no kart but fascinated by the knowledge, friendliness of all members i seen so far ... i am a recurring alcoholic .... i live in a small city north of Dallas ... i'm almost 40 .... i have been lurking around these forums long enough to at least let someone know i...

showing your age a bit with that comment

trust me i know of the outback steakhouse (we're practically neighbors) and have a bad habit of hijacking threads on forums in the past ... now i just lurk and shout out if/when i actually think i can help

yes he is ... sorry to derail the thread back to knight rider

he may live here, doesn't mean he can't be from there :p

ok this thread is going to bring me out of being a lurker 1. wood is weak and will rot 2. 2x4s on a flat like you have it built already ARE (not possibly) going to break after weight is added 3. two nails per corner is not sufficient fastening, if you really are intent on wood then stand the...

doubt the integrity of the thin walled rim would handle well once you get weight, speed, and side pressure from turns ... don't risk your safety over a few bucks

any chance the carb needs cleaning? i have fixed many small engines that the gas has gummed up causing havoc