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yup will do. where can i find a cheap complete axle and bearing assembly

well now i kno wat im doing with it... im gonna snag the rear axle for myself and help a friend build it with a normal sized set of rear wheels. another friend said he could scor some 16' leangths of 4"x2" 'c' channel. so im just gonna start from scratch with that rear axle

well it looks good, but the steel is pretty thin that they used for the main frame rails. for street or smooth surfaces it would do good, but no bumps. so i might be selling the frame, with the front suspension but im gonna take the rear axle if i do sell it

its not a diff, its a sprocket and drum brake combo off of an old school triumph motorcycle, so it should hold up fine. but the transverse leaf is really awesome, and i'll let you guys kno if i end up sellin it or not

that leafspring is for real. im goin to change the front suspension so i'll be sellin the leaf spring assembly

i just picked this thing up for $20. :wai: my uncle is gonna give me a 350cc from a dirt bike (not sure wat kind yet, but it runs and its free) i gotta stretch it, put bigger tires on the front, rear suspension, better front suspension, roll cage and seat what do you guys think?????? any...

well i'v had it for quite some time and kept thinkin about buildin it but then i got an 89 ford ranger that needs some body work and paint, so i have no time for it

make an offer guys

i have a go kart for sale, here's the ad http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/rvs/1917087346.html

well i got the front end installed, (pics will come soon) and i got it completly wired. i just need a battery and a fuel cell. im convertin a jerry can into gas tank but if i do that i need a pump, suggestions? and for brand its a melex

wats so special about these carts, i have one that i'm about to heavily modify. should i restore it instead. you guys kind of make it seem like they're gold

here is one idea for a kind of easy independant rear suspension

go to the front page of the forum, choose the category of your topic, then right under the menu bar it will say 'new thread.' click it and you should be able to figure out the rest

looks like it was set up for volkswagon front and rear, more of a full on sandrail. i had one. it was like 20' long but mine didn't have the back seat

well i'm 17 and live with my grand parents. my grandpa loves this kind of stuff so i didnt have to convince him but my grandma would've fought me on it. so since a brand new muffler for our mower (not used, hehe) would cost that much it almost seemed nessecary to put a stack on it

probally, cuz its really easy to bend but also really easy to kink if you bund it too much. but i think it would be perfect for building mufflers as well. i put a stack on my riding lawn mower after i found out that my broken muffler (the pipe broke out of it) would cost $225 to replace!

well on one engine i made a flange out of really thick matal strap (well thick for a srap, like 1/16") then on another one i took a 1" threaded pipe nipple and welded the rest from conduit

wait, you mean no clutch

you kno what i have found works good and is easy to use, metal electrical conduit. its light steel but comes in the perfect size for exhaust

draw up designs and post 'em on here, we love givin people ideas and pointers