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Kinda has me confused. So I'm guessing throttle hook up stays where it's at with collar, then get a spring an collar as show in my pic an put it at the end of the rod behind that plate. Gas pedal should be straight up. That should work.

Ya I'm not sure on that kart my blue 1 shows go-fur the black 1 I'm not sure, look similar.

This harbor freight tool has lots of power. You might want to invest in. Has worked great for me.

Number 2 in progress. Same frame, also have another 6.5 greyhound to go on it.

Well this is my 1 seater gokart with a 6.5 greyhound engine. Has a live axle. Engine is stock, governor still in tact. I shortened the spring. Has a home made exhaust header. Has excellent take off an good top speed. Starts on 1st pull. Never had issues. I believe it would keep up with a...

Hello this is a pic of my gas pedal rod with spring. Not sure if you have that solid tab on your machine.

Well since there is a notch for a keyway, how about buying a nut breaker?

Man I'm glad I don't live in the city. Constantly driving on pavement an not being able to throw dirt around would drive me crazy.

I just wasn't sure on the first word. I'm not insulted in anyway. Yes I'm looking into getting a duplicate made.

I'm hoping someone out there may have a nice more legible sticker than this 1. Trying to restore my Bks gokart.

Is that a city street gokart?

Not bad. However I do see serious potential injury from those shock supports. Especially during high speed power slides .

It should.

Yes. I believe it's 1/4" I can check when I get home.

No brake is a solid bar. I'll get you a pic later today. I believe it's 30 something inches long an thread at 1 end. Will also need a spring.

I bought mine yrs ago at Meijer. It's bicycle brake cable replacement kit. Comes in multiple lengths. Been working great.

I can get better pics if needed but here's 1 for now.

Do you have the original pedals?

Yes it's bolted to that square plate in your pic.