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Hey WTR, ...thanks, my friend :cheers2:

Hey T, Maybe "run" your steel lines to ~6" of the caliper ...& then, use a "stock" rubber line, ta connect 'em (caliper ta "hard' brake line) :thumbsup:

Cut a bunch more "flange" material(s) Ta help "round off" the inside corners, like these Notice, them "fillets" ...are kinda like floor trim ...around the perimeter Helping ta "round the corner" ...& "sealing off" the (horizontal panel to vertical panel) junction ;) * Except...your...

Been workin' on the "ends" (nose & tail) ;) Addin' some "guide lines" Front/Nose "guide lines" Tunnel outlet "parts" (flange & beginning of the tunnel) Tunnel outlet flange assembly Tunnel outlet flange(s) "mocked up" :thumbsup: *FYI: this "mock up" is just for illustration purposes ...as...

Are these dimensions (x2)? I took a looksy around ...& them 18V SLA batteries seem ta be quite the "odd duck(s)" :huh: Maybe upgrade to a lithium battery pack :thumbsup: Here are a few options :cheers2: 36V20Ah Li-ion Battery Nominal Voltage: 36V Rated Capacity: 20Ah Max Constant...

What clutch bolt are you referring to? What bolt are you referring to? The "bolt" that holds the clutch on, is usually a ~5/16" (or 3/8") x ~1" long bolt ...that threads into the crankshaft (the thing with the big "grove" cut into it) IMO that kinda looks like a locking collar ...& if so...

Usin' a 80 grit disc, on a grinder, for more roundin' & shapin' :thumbsup: Closer upper view Another view Then "moved on" to a palm sander ...also w/80 grit Another "smoother sanded" view :cheers2:

To use as "fillet" material, I cut a 45* angle. off of a piece of 1/2" MDF ...& then, cut the 45* piece off ...so, I had some 1/2" x 1/2" x 1/2" triangular type material ta work with ...& used some ta "fill in" & "round off" this area Another view

Notice "we" (the "plug" & tools) are outside ;) :innocent::devil2: For some corner routin' ...& some roundin'/shapin' 😉

IMO the 32" axle the OP has is ...a bit too narrow, for a (2) seat kart ...especially a kart that is already going to be kinda "top heavy" because of the tall wheels & Goin' narrower, would be worse :ack2: What is the "plan" for brakes?

Rough drawin' of the cockpit area (w/modification/concepts) Simply flipped over...for better context/understandin' ta make the "plug" Drawin's w/measurements of the various inner "ribs" Top view of "plug" (in the rough) Another view

She was away, for the afternoon :thumbsup: &/or/but/also The "house rules" are ...no drillin' ...or cuttin' ...or grindin' ...or sandin' ...&/or weldin' in the house & I ain't didn' none of those things :innocent:...yet :devil2: ...so, I'm"good";)...for now :2guns:

Monocoque "tub" Modified monocoque "plug" (in the rough)

Where is the 48.3V reading coming from? (with charger attached?) The last pic shows a 36V charge port Any other identification &/or spec labels?

Howdy Sasquatchy, (1.) Have a look at the specs of the battery pack (120V @ ~6.7A) vs. the motor specs (120V @ ~12A (max) 6A (cont.) (2.) Compare the size of the motor on your power tools vs. the size of that motor (3.) Look at the capacity of the battery pack (768wH) IMO "if" it does work...

Are the spindles long enough to install a simple (~1/2") "spacer" behind the hub? Which should give'ya enough clearance ...without modifying the Tie Rod Arms ...&/or "messing up the way it steers"

Howdy CCC, Pics would be helpful :useless: It was probably cut in half ...to lengthen ...for taller driver :thumbsup: Most folks usually "sleeve" over the cut frame ends ...instead of bolting "to each side" of the frame rails :cheers2: How heavy of a driver? :innocent::devil2:

Notice how cuttin' is so much easier, when workin' with smaller pieces :thumbsup: Ta make the rear "deck" I had ta cut/trim out, around where the seat goes With the "sponces" in place ...the rear "deck" panel ...& seat installed ...it kinda looks like this ;) Another view Nice-n-tight...

I "skinned" the outer sides ...before addin' the horizontal "fins" *So, I could "lay 'em flat" ...ta finagle (technical term) the 1/4"MDF around the curves The top "sponce" has already been "skinned" ...& then, flipped over ta show ya ;) * Notice I added some extra "backing" behind & just...

Your creatin' functional art :cheers2: It looks kool ...& does something too :2guns: