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    Newbie in training! Engine swap

    The 208 seems sluggish. Even straight out the box. I was told the predator had more power and the torque I wanted. Is this not true?
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    Newbie in training! Engine swap

    Yes. That what I was wondering about string the swap. Will it stay or go and what are the pros and cons of not using the cvt transmission.
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    Newbie in training! Engine swap

    Jackshaft chain that is not back shaft
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    Newbie in training! Engine swap

    Just wondering what about the back shaft chain and cvt transmission. Will they got still? Or should I order a torq-a-verter kit. I'm just trying to have everything I need when I tear it down.
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    Newbie in training! Engine swap

    Hey guys I have a 2015 mudhead 208r. It's totally stock besides running a platinum plug over the copper original. I was never really happy with its performance as far as too speed or torque. I I'm going to purchase a predator 212cc for next week. I was told that would be the next step up...
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    Comet clutch staying engaged

    I'm going through the exact same problem Bob. I am off work today some I will post the pic of the old clutch hub that was messed up. And yes I did have to replace the belt when the hub went haywire. The teeth wore down a little in one section. It still seemed to work fine but I didn't want...
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    Comet clutch staying engaged

    Hey guys I have a mudhead 208r. Everything is standard original equipment for the kart. I bought it brand new last year. Lately we have been having a problem with the clutch sticking. It came with a comet 30 series setup. I have cleaned with carb cleaner and lubricated the clutch hub with...
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    "New" kart!!!

    I found I few different clutch sets. What's the difference between comets series 20,30, and 40?
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    "New" kart!!!

    So we grinded of the ****** weld job someone did on the front pulley that drives the chain. So far everything is still intact. Now the pulley is loose so I should have it of by tomorrow. This is the engine I bought/traded.
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    "New" kart!!!

    Torque converter? Where? I'm really lost now. ---------- Post added at 03:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:30 PM ---------- So the pulley that moves like a belt tensioner..... is that the torque converter?
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    "New" kart!!!

    No transmission. I was wondering about that. First time seeing a belt driven with chain in the opposing side. But again im new to this.
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    "New" kart!!!

    I found out it's a Bristers thunderkart. But I haven't found any schematics or real info on the kart besides that.
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    "New" kart!!!

    Hello I'm still new to the kart community. I don't know what kind of kart I have. But I need suggestions on getting it running. I also have a predator 6.5hp. To put on it.
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    Chain

    For some reason that part number only works with the hammerhead website. Are there any other compatible brands or part numbers?
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    Chain

    I have a mudhead 208r with reverse. I'm a searching for a part number other than the hammerhead 7.160.016r part number because it's useless. It's a stock kart 208cc and comet 30 series setup. Thanks in advanced!
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    Clutch and torque converter?

    What the difference between the 30 series and 40 series clutches and torque converters? Is one better than the other?
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    Minor upgrades

    Just wanted some suggestions on minor upgrade for my 2015 mudhead. It has a 208cc lct engine and a cvt transmission. A 30 series clutch and torque converter. Bought back in June. The only changes for far are just an iridium plug and better filter. I am also curious on whether or not anyone...
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    Clicking noise?

    Yeah it's under warranty. I knew that before changing the bearing. It 60 miles to the dealer. It took more time than expected but it only cost 6 bucks to fix. So no big deal. It's done now. Lol
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    Clicking noise?

    Thanks guys! I got the bear out. Both pieces since it had fallen apart exposing the rear side of the bearing.
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