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Found some pictures of the same style axle by searching "carter brothers live axle." Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

While I don't want to spend a fortune on this thing, I'm not SO worried about cost only because this will be a pretty drawn out project. My son is only four so he can't even drive it yet. I have the time to space out buying parts. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's how I imagined it when I first got the frame.

So I couldn't weld a motor mount in place of the jackshaft mount and just have the sprocket to the outside of the frame and run a clutch and chain straight to the axle? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Also I think I'd rather avoid the jackshaft and save the TC for down the road if possible. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Seems like the easiest tire to find is the 145/70-6 so I'll probably stick with that.

The tires on the front I'm guessing are just some wheelbarrow tires someone threw on but the size is 4.00x6. I would like a more low profile street tire that matches the rear. I'm loving all the questions and the quick response times haha. Thank you guys very much. Actually I'm on page 9 of...

Haha I thought that was it. Just trying to get the most accurate measurement I could with a speed square.

I'm in Florida.

25mm

Ok then the ID of the tube would be 42mm.

I'm not sure what you mean when you say the ID of the tube. I plan to buy a predator 212cc and that's as much as I know so far.

The tube is 30 inches from end to end but I don't have any bearings with it. The axle was removed years ago by who knows who so basically what's in the picture is all I have. Do you have a link to the video you are referring to?

I have searched everywhere I can think and haven't seen any examples of an axle like this where it goes through the tube. I'm new to go karts but have some backyard mechanic experience. I got this frame for free and it had no axle. Also if anyone could tell me where online I could buy parts for...