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I'm still searching through free online plans, where I found these plans. They are some of the best and most detailed plans I have come across. you can down load them here: http://www.cutpriceracing.com.au/store/Free-Racing-Go-Kart-Plans/ Some Aussies on here might be familiar with the Website...

Right! I now have finished what I believe I will need to build my own Victa powered go kart. my kart so far, just a chalk drawing with a seat, wheels, steering wheels and engine (engine is sitting around the wrong way i know, I don't have a rattle gun on hand to undo the rusty engine studs...

I have finally built up enough information and cash to build my own go kart. (YAY! :thumbsup: ) and i just need one last thing from you guys. I am 6' and still growing, and roughly 75-80kg and still growing. what size steel should I use? keeping in mind Dad and my brother will be riding it too...

I have been collecting parts lately and have all steering components, a rear axle and hubs, wheels, a Victa engine, hydraulic brake caliper and a rear disc. everything but a frame. so my question is should i buy a road kart chassis to suit my parts of should i build my own chassis? i have access...

I have bought a load of parts to build my own go kart, but then after some discussion with a mate of mine I have decided to just buy a second hand race chassis. I have a clutch and shaft adapter, and a pre-powertorque engine to use. I also have a 22mm Walbro carburettor off of a chainsaw. with...

If you aren't getting into the new craze called 'drift triking' you are missing out! http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag71/NetworkFart/photo-778742_zps094ea166.jpg The original drift trike looks like this. it all started out with this idea. the huffy slider then quickly went viral and this...

I have found this Forum, and decided to join it. i am interested in all things Victa powered. go karts and minibikes. i hope to chat with some of you in the future.