Hello!
My father and I are hoping to make a somewhat fast go-kart mainly for cruising on the golf course at night. We will not be off-roading with it. If possible, we would like it to be two seater. Is that a good idea or will the weight of an extra person really throw the kart off?
Neither of us have any experience with this whatsoever, and we do not know how to weld or anything so most of the metal fabrication will need to be pre-made... That is another reason why I am not sure a two-seater will be tangible.
We will be on somewhat of a tight budget (probably no more than 500-700) for the entire project. We want this to work good and be somewhat fast the first time, so if that will not be enough to do this right, we may wait.
Could someone guide me on how to choose an engine? Also, if somebody has a link or can explain about the number of clutch/axle teeth and the consequences of different combos. If anyone knows of a "budget" pre-fab frame, that would be greatly appreciated?
Finally, if we do decide to make this, are there any tools which by buying, in the long run, we will save money?
Thank you for your time
Andrew
My father and I are hoping to make a somewhat fast go-kart mainly for cruising on the golf course at night. We will not be off-roading with it. If possible, we would like it to be two seater. Is that a good idea or will the weight of an extra person really throw the kart off?
Neither of us have any experience with this whatsoever, and we do not know how to weld or anything so most of the metal fabrication will need to be pre-made... That is another reason why I am not sure a two-seater will be tangible.
We will be on somewhat of a tight budget (probably no more than 500-700) for the entire project. We want this to work good and be somewhat fast the first time, so if that will not be enough to do this right, we may wait.
Could someone guide me on how to choose an engine? Also, if somebody has a link or can explain about the number of clutch/axle teeth and the consequences of different combos. If anyone knows of a "budget" pre-fab frame, that would be greatly appreciated?
Finally, if we do decide to make this, are there any tools which by buying, in the long run, we will save money?
Thank you for your time
Andrew