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Oscar, You know what happens, Tsk Tsk....

Wouldn't the tab on the coil be a male connector?

Lol, is that really the new fashion now? Since when do jeans come pre-ripped? Anyway, Nice kart, Coming along well!

One of my Co-Workers owns a Australian ford and the bushings used around the suspension/steering components where never designed for very cold Canadian temperatures and once he replaced it with a Ford American part its been good ever since.

My 1982 XL125S puts out 13-14 HP at 9500 rpm. It will lift the front tire on the Xl in 1st just blipping it and just raise it about 4" going into 2nd gear. It screams along pretty good.

How in the world am I talking #$%$? I was joking around....Clearly you don't belong in the off topic fun section.

That Ford truck looks solid front axles lol, Probably snapped them in the video to look like independent suspension.

Darn Minor Niners! You better not be like 99.9% of them running around the halls going "OMG where so lost!"

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Have patience, The engine is key to your go kart and you will be happy when you find what you want.

Us in most parts of Canada have already been hit with the huge 1'+ of snow in 24 hours. Lots of snow blowers coming in for repairs which brings me $$:)

When I added the header to my stock clone besides sounding pretty mean, It seemed to increase bottom end torque.

Who ever said mud bogging has to be at low RPM?

Lol, It was welding Aluminum to Steel with Aluminum wire.

How do you forge with compressed air?

Maple Syrup ehh!

That intake can be easily drilled and tapped for a 1/8" NPT barb fitting.

I agree Kaptain, And Eagle Talons, For sure. But I could race a gx390 13 hp motor in a kart with my 125 cc 13 HP with double the 390's rpm.

Should be able to do it with the crankshaft removed from the block?

Heat the bearing at 400*F in the oven for 10 minutes and chill the crank to about 25-30*F. The bearing will almost slide on but move fast because you only have about 3 seconds to work with it. Ensure there are no burrs anywhere on the crank/bearing and apply light oil to the crank where the...