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Im using the knock off billet rod in my 420 and its holding up to 5-6k, so far. Almost positive you need the 3.308"...

wHUts wrong with that lol?

That looks GOOD! My wife HATES my love for gold! Cant wait to show her this.

You looking for a track or just somewhere to ride? Go ride anywhere that youre hidden.

Oh man, I only know of a bad, public, paved track that allows everything except custom karts.

No, only assuming he was planning to add one since he was talking about electronics. I guess he could be planning to charge a yuge battery to use. Oh wait he mentioned the flywheel. Oh well. I missed that whole part!

Consider that these engines only put out about an AMP of charging at idle and 3A at full speed. You cant run much electronics. I have 7 LEDs running from a single coil 420. I dont have any dimming but they flicker at idle if the battery isnt charged.

I would be worried about the stress of bending it back and forth... Gonna snap and lose the ability to steer.

You have me imagining him strutting in like Vince Mcmahon.

The poly ones are the only ones Ive seen until this. If it doesnt dig into the metal, ruining the roller, then it has to wear out the chain, ruining that?

It really is something to hope for but I worry that we (the USA) may be out of "come backs".

What do yous think of this?? -A metal roller as a chain tensioner...

Does it have a name yet? I vote for "The Foreman". Just need to attach a giant clipboard somewhere.

Howdy.

Jackshaft... Pics will help but it will probably take some customization to get the 212 to fit/align.

That came with a Subaru engine, correct? The shaft just doesnt line up the same way. Youre going to have to slot the mount to allow some horizontal movement. -Unless the shaft is long enough to add spacers, which it doesnt look to be. I wonder if a CVT/backplate setup would have the sprockets...

Off topic, sry. -But can I get a side pic of your go kart. Also what tire sizes are you using. Rear looks like 22 and front, 20? 21?

Officially blaming it on lightning and dry, hot weather...

Kid has a super nice sim to practice on. I was just reading an article on him about it.