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offroad go cart project axle issues Reply to Thread hey kieth your frame looks almost identical to mine in that pic. do you know what model yours was originally?

good news found my front tires :) http://www.gopowersports.com/tirego-kartatv19x7-8setof2.aspx

or would be better http://www.gopowersports.com/30seriestorqconverterkit.aspx

would this work? http://www.gopowersports.com/tav234drive10t4041p.aspx

offroad go cart project axle issues Reply to Thread thanks guys. Kiet awesome pic and info. seeing such a similar situation really helped. i guess i will have to goto the more expensive route, but hopefully it will be worth it in durability. does anyone know where i can find 9" rims that...

also since u can se the jack shaft and rear wheel sprockets what size gear would u recomend for the engine side of jack shaft and the gear on the clutch sprocket?

would a t/c be more durable with the tall tires?

oh, also i will then have to replace the sprocket out by the rear rim also since it looks rough. so basiclly i will have to replace clutch, get a chain to the jack shaft, a new sprocket for jack shaft and a new sprocket by the wheel and a chain to match those two sprockets. oh well thats usually...

the tires are about 20-22" tall. i see what your saying about clearance, meaning the sprocket would possibly hit while riding. that sucks because i really didn't want to have to rebuild the jack shaft that was obviously homemade and not very well done. the dang sprocket for it looks to have...

yes, but i want it to be as simple as possible, therefore didn't want the jackshaft setup. i was going to use a 72 tooth rear gear with a #41 chain and clutch setup to go with those rear wheels. i want to change the fronts to a skinnier tire that same height or close to it in the front, but am...

new thx in advance building my son a go kart and it has a 1" axle with a funky jack rigged up. what i need to know is if i can buy an axle that has a keyway fully down the length of so i can remove the jack shaft and put a sprocket directly on the axle in line with the clutch gear and just run...