building a kart frame

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hello i am from virginia. i recently purchased a mig/flux welder and i plan on building a kart. i would like to use a 125cc 2 stroke if i can find one for a reasonable price. if not ill probably find a b&s or honda 4 stroke. but to get started i want to build the frame myself. i have found one set of complete plans. just seeing if there is anything else out there for a road racing type kart using a 2 stroke, live axle and i would like to use cable disc brakes if that is possible.
 

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hello i am from virginia. i recently purchased a mig/flux welder and i plan on building a kart. i would like to use a 125cc 2 stroke if i can find one for a reasonable price. if not ill probably find a b&s or honda 4 stroke. but to get started i want to build the frame myself. i have found one set of complete plans. just seeing if there is anything else out there for a road racing type kart using a 2 stroke, live axle and i would like to use cable disc brakes if that is possible.

look at my thread in my signature because you will have the exact same setup as me:thumbsup: but if you decide to run a 125 2 stroke you will need hydraulic brakes.
 

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You're new here so, just a heads up, multiple threads on the same subject are a no no; chances are they'll be merged before too long :)
 

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yea im sure ill hear about it sooner or later. whats the best way to setup the front steering and angles. i really just need to buy a built frame, as much as i want to build my own frame it just seems to much for me at this point. limited space and funds.
 

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yea im sure ill hear about it sooner or later. whats the best way to setup the front steering and angles. i really just need to buy a built frame, as much as i want to build my own frame it just seems to much for me at this point. limited space and funds.

if you've decided to not build your own, buy a frame that is sorta common so you can find parts easily and have more help building.
 
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