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ive thought about using the sprocket as a brake disc, but i wasnt sure about what downsides it may have

where i live, motorcycles are rare, but you cant walk 10 feet without finding a junk 4 wheeler, that should work right

any price estimate for motorcycle brakes?

does anyone know of a place that has a tutorial on how to use car brakes? im sure i could find some easy enough, but getting them to work im not so sure.

right now, no brakes isnt too dangerous considering it only goes 20 on a long strait, but if the speed calculater on this websites even remotely correct, it will go 45-ish. How hard would it be to integrate brakes from an old junker onto the kart?

i dont really need it to stop on a dime, would it at least be better than no brakes?

I had an idea for using some bike brakes and some mildly used brake pads off a car to make a homemade brake setup, currently the kart has a brake disc, but no actual assembly connected to the pedal. Would this setup give even somewhat reasonable stopping power? I dont know if any of this makes...

does anyone know if this: http://shoptoyfactory2.com/cart/index.php?l=product_detail&p=1159 a good cam?

will the raptor III rod be fine if i only want maybe 5-6k rpm?

i know, ive thought about that, but i'm loyal to briggs, and i like knowing it was me and not some underpaid chinese dude in some factory that did the work

but anyway, could i get more performance from a different combo of parts for a similar amount of money?

idk exactly, maybe 6k or so possibly not even that much, maybe 5500

i know, but it will let me run w/o the governor and not blow it up

yeah, i read that, and i planned on removing the governer, getting a biilet rod, a milled head, and a rebuild kit, and i was wondering if i could get more performance for my money

I have a 5hp Briggs that I want a little more power from, but nothing crazy. I don't want to spend much more than $150 but I'm probably gonna buy a rebuild kit out of that money. I have a few things in mind, but i want to know the best parts combo for the money. Right now it has a 12'' straight...