Budget GoKart
Aka a kenbar
Well i am technically named after my kart here on the forums. it was my first go kart of course never really had any major help on it exept fixing my wheel hub. Anyway its a ken bar dont know the exact model but i think its a pacesetter it was red originally. Someone painted it blue and did a wonderful job too! Then i got it and it was slightly rusty so i did a touch up with black paint. it used to have a 3.5hp briggs that ran great. Then i sold it and the guy destroyed the poor thing. Did a terrible black rattle can job, cut the frame to fit a 212 hemi, swapped the 41 sprocket for 35 broke, chunks off the manco cast aluminum wheels, busted the front wheel, broke the throttle mechanism, burnt out the brakes and broke the hub more. But he replaced the wheel bearings...
Sorry for the block of text.
Heres my plans
5Hp briggs and stratton (have):
Cam
Strip all the paint off of the engine and clear the bare metal
Port polish
Raptor 3 con rod
Bigger exhaust pipe
Frame:
Repaint dark metallic blue (color when i got it)
Unbend bent parts
Fix the cut in the frame
Some 5inch or 6 inch slicks all around
New wheel hub
New brakes
Replace just about every bolt
And add seat padding
Heres current pictures and old pictures
Sorry for the block of text.
Heres my plans
5Hp briggs and stratton (have):
Cam
Strip all the paint off of the engine and clear the bare metal
Port polish
Raptor 3 con rod
Bigger exhaust pipe
Frame:
Repaint dark metallic blue (color when i got it)
Unbend bent parts
Fix the cut in the frame
Some 5inch or 6 inch slicks all around
New wheel hub
New brakes
Replace just about every bolt
And add seat padding
Heres current pictures and old pictures
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. Add a radiator, fan, and stick a carburetor ontop of the plug with a nice "pietop" filter holder, and make it watercooled while ur going for the look.