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I will most definitely sound like a huge idiot for this, but are harbor freight tires a okay substitute for others?

Is this worth it for a first kart? I have had some questions answered about this kart, would this one wheel peel be a good deal? ---------- Post added at 08:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:07 PM ---------- https://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/for/d/yerf-dog-go-kart/6318482773.html...

https://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/for/d/yerf-dog-go-kart/6318482773.html Here's a link

Why would the frame need to be reinforced?

Would it be sacrilegious to cut off the cage portion of a Yerf Dog?

Right, thanks, I knew that all along:thumbsup: (thanks, though)

Sorry, forgot to answer that question, I am in the process of constructing one(a go kart that is). So I am unable to tell you how much it weighs.

http://www.gopowersports.com/145x70-6-drive-wheel-assembly/ Here's a link for you then

Tires The tires are 6'' tires from Go Powersports, sprocket size is 72 teeth, and I can't figure out what clutch size to get to make a good gear ratio.

Thanks, man :)

Sorry, i'm new to this whole forum thing.

hehehehhehe If it's a dead axle, paint it yellow and green and call it the one wheel peel.

Gear ratio mk 2 Does anyone know if a 72 tooth sprocket will fir on a briggs engine with any given clutch?

Oh... oops So should I go for a 72 tooth sprocket on a dead axle then?

I am having trouble finding a gear ratio that could fit a 8 hp B&S. The sprocket I would like to have is a 54 tooth sprocket but I cannot figure out what the clutch should be. If anyone helps me, the educated guess of mph would also be very nice...