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haha yea your definantly has more power then my 150cc i cant wait to get everything put together

no worries its a great project and you should look forward to it it will definantly be one of the badest carts on your block

yea its just again its all about what you want that frame will not only take a lot more time but also a lot more parts which mean more$$$$ so just decide exactly what you want and go from there

i cannot wait to see this thing in action!!!! please hurry and finish it these are the kind of projects you stay up thinking about

it would definantly hold a 400 there was guys out there running motors a lot bigger then that (vw motors) anyway i mean it all depends on how extreme you want to go with it and are you welding a frame? honestly what we did is found a cheap but really nice yerfdog frame paid 100 bucks for it and...

the motors they gave us depended on our sponsers like for instance we were offered two kawasaki gave us a 125cc and then briggs and stratton gave us a motor they took off a racing cart and thats what we went with mainly because it was extremely torque and ridiculous fast came with a really neat...

i can help with designs but as far as actual blue prints go we all that has to be turned in so i dont have any copies of it but ill help you long the way just take lots of pics

ok i cant find the one in the mud pit but heres an aftermath picture hope it gives you an idea the last picture is the picture of the cart that won it was really amazing

here are just some action shots that is our cart i think climbing the hill i cant really tell im hopeing i can find the one of us crossing the mud its crazy

here are some pictures i happen to find sorry about the quality i had to take pictures of pictures this is about a third of the teams that showed up i cant find the others for some reason

yea your on the right track except we didnt use bolts it was some fabricated solid rods with two smaller rods welded on the end basically made a big T but welded on each side of the top of the T were two bolts that ran parrallel with the large solid rod then the top mount of the shock and...

what size motor are you using? and unfortantly its only four gears but i guess its the same concept thats exactly what i want though lots of tourque and a top out around like 50 or so

also any ideas for a carby now what im fixing to suggest may be a sin... but i do have a 6.5 clone carby in the shed now i havent tried to see if it would even fit just a suggestion though. terrible idea?

and with that set up how is your torque and off roaad power like?

well im not sure if i can the original motor in the cart was stupid and now the new one is like the typical. basically what i mean is the original motor had all the drivetrain componants on the oppisite side to the motor i have now...... i guess i could try just flipping the rear axle...this is...

yea but theres already a 38 tooth sprocket on the axle and its a live axle so id have to take the whole rear end off to get to it but its not a bad thought at all and may be worth the effort do you think a 1:4 ratio is low enogh for what i want? im just second guessing myself i want a good bit...

so run like a 10 tooth sprocket from the motor to a say 40 tooth sprocket on one side of the jack shaft and then just run a 38 tooth sprocket on the oppisite side to the 38 tooth sprocket on the axle?

ok so i was working on the cart a little today and im going to have to go with a jack shaft so know that i have even more playwith the gearing what are my options?

it was a really cool track actually and you raced 6 times (because theres 6 people to a team and they wanted everyone to drive) and each track was diffrent. there was a lose gravel oval. a sort of mud quarter mile thing where the mud got deeper and depper. a rock crawling type track. one where...

i like the look of the tall tires and plus i have to cross a creek and some rocks and deep mud so i want as much ground clearance as possible and im ok with replacing the sprocket every now and then. i cant wait to see what kind of power it has. also how hard would it be to add an electric starter