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yep.

yes (kinda) I have a 2-stroke golf cart with 0º timing (there's the performance loss) that has a reverse by spinning the motor backwards. The starter is a belt driven motor that charges the batteries when the motor kicks in.

It has to do with the live axle. With the wheels that far out from the kingpin and the camber/caster those karts have, it pushes the front inner wheel down and font outer wheel up when turning, allowing the rear inner wheel to leave the ground. They are one wheel drive in the turns.

Hi all. I've been lurking around for a little bit, figured I'd introduce myself. I recently picked up an action karts style go kart with an indy body for my son and me.. I'm not to sure who's more excited about it, though. The motor was smoking pretty bad and the clutch would *almost* catch so...