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I've attached some pictures. I've modified it in about every way I can think of and each time the outside wheel turns farther than the inside wheel. I'm thinking about changing the angle between the steering arm and the axle. If anyone wants to see more specific pictures of things let me know...

Neither idea worked. I think it might be the angle of the steering arm and the axle bolt on each spindle. On this site it said to make the angle 105 degrees and I did, but I think maybe it has to be a 90 degree angle or smaller.

Thanks, I'll try the two holes idea and if it doesn't work I'll try toystory's idea, which seems pretty foolproof. As soon as I can I will also post some pictures, and if that gives anyone any ideas that would be great.

It looks pretty much like this websites picture of the steering. Also, toofarnorth, are you sure making two tie rod holes would work, because I found another thread where a person had the same problem I do and the had two separate holes, and some people told him to the same hole for both tie rods.

The steering arms are angled to the spindle. I don't have any pictures currently but I can probably get some if it is really necessary.

Oh, so the holes should be side by side?

Thanks, sounds like a good idea. Should one hole be on top of the other, and do you know if it matters which tie rod is on the top hole and which is on the bottom?

Hi, this is my first post about my first go kart project. The project was going fine and still is, and it looks quite good, but there is a problem with the steering. Whenever I turn the wheels (to both the right and the left), whichever wheel would be on the outside of the turn is at a much...