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I'm sure they do use the same size for a few models. BUT, can you go by the dimensions?>

The swivel has ball bearings inside and a very large steel rivet. These are the most heavy duty you can buy. For commercial grade barstools. They will NOT come apart. A crowbar in between the plates would not even break the rivet. With a lot of prying, it would bend the plate enough for some of...

Yes, with a 5/8" coupler nut welded on the back that screws on the front The back does not need bearings.

Yes, I am actually gonna take it back down to 24" wheels. With the 24s The TC still squeaked upon 1st hitting the gas , but not quite as bad. Gonna put a 72 sprocket on there, and access if anything else needs to be done. ALSO, even with the factory wheels on there , the cart would roll without...

Hoping by sept. Its more than just the go kart. Its a lot of things that are built out of parts of the products we sell.

The water is a 1 time stunt, but the kart will be played with after.

No, the river.

attached is a picture of a 24" wheel only. I have since changed to 36". I cannot post a picture of the whole cart. This is part of a marketing video that cannot get out until the video is released. It is going to make it out alive and kicking, believe me.

6.5 tacumseh, gotta check on the converter. I bought a used go kart and chopped it. Concrete, no tricks, no sharp turns. It needs to go fast enough to clear the frame as i launch it off a 4 foot dock into the water.so 18 mph or so. The frame is 24 x 72 but the wheel span is probably 36...

Thanks, thats what i initially thought

No, the wheels are 1 1/4 wood table tops.

I cannot post pics until its done. The wheels are not standard wheels. They are wood. Thanks, so is there smaller than a 60 sprocket? Or do i have to enlarge the smaller #12 sprocket?

building a show go kart with 36 inch wheels. As soon as i hit the gas, it goes, but the torque converter makes a screeching noise. What should i do? Lower the gear ratio?