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I got the one from Go Power Sports, I was so tired of that garbage Manco rim. I also got a brake for it, all thats left is for me to either drill out holes in my sprocket or just buy a whole new one.

I used the other rim and its rather rigged right now. I guess I shall see how much longer I can go before I have literally no other option but to buy new wheels. I was gonna buy that wheel you linked plus the other side (floater wheel) but once I saw the total at 106 without a sprocket or brake...

Here’s the tach. It’s probably a piece of junk, but it had one day shipping

I'm assuming down to 40 teeth from 60?

Yeah, I think that's it. I don't know how I'm going to get the chain aligned though. The original one just used nuts to space the sprocket and brake.

My tach came in, I bought whichever one had the fastest shipping on amazon (got impatient lol) However, my one wheel drive rim broke, so I won't be doing much to the engine till I get that figured out

Alright, I'll get that tach. Lol, thank you. I couldn't have done it without you!

That rim is unique right? Like I can't find it anywhere on the web

HAHA, that's literally the exact same go kart as mine. I've got a Manco 415-00

12 tooth clutch. I've wanted to get different tires for a while, but the system that mounts the brake and sprocket is so weird. Kinda unique Yeah, the tire spins out like crazy

I'm around 140 and 60 teeth

Oh it's definitely hitting the RPM sooner. I'm just saying it almost seems slower top end, like the RPM of the governor got cut down a lil bit. I'll go take a pic of the spark plug

Is this what you mean? (Airbox taken off for pic purposes)

This one

I slapped em on. It seems to hit the governor at a wayyyy lower rpm. Why is this?

Yeahhh I guess it's kinda risky to try to take it off to change timing without a puller..

I'm not gonna lie, don't know what shims are. Is it like a spacer for the camshaft to make sure it moves smoothly?

No, I figured I'd get one when I needed to remove the flywheel because I'm thinking it's not a part that I'll need to remove any time soon. Am I wrong? Is pulling the flywheel something I'll probably end up doing soon?