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Any idea guys??
 

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It's a good place to start.
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Obviously your pic didn't come through.
Give it another try and we'll try to help.
 

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https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ui=2&ik=3e8e13e0d7&attid=0.1&permmsgid=msg-f:1619741340847073532&th=167a7a2af13468fc&view=fimg&sz=s0-l75-ft&attbid=ANGjdJ_lNSzmMcGB9bQENpavBLnONLqZ8T6q-X5aJYbhCvgOdz0LO6tteUrs5mHXK187_-j8zXinxsIn1-AJ00oDztQbAdYBDxkn3fQAjZz49ql2dLCrhC_wg46zo1U&disp=emb

This isn't going to help us I'm afraid. Upload a pic here
 

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thank you mckutzy for the tip..... here is the pic guys.....
 

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that inclination is (as you can clearly see ) to bring the front axle to the same level as the rear one.
It's to have the kart sit flat on the ground.

If you ignore that you have two possible options:
1) have the rear axle mounted from below on your homemade chassis to tilt the chassis forward.
2) or as is and have it tilted backwards.

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that inclination is (as you can clearly see ) to bring the front axle to the same level as the rear one.
It's to have the kart sit flat on the ground.

If you ignore that you have two possible options:
1) have the rear axle mounted from below on your homemade chassis to tilt the chassis forward.
2) or as is and have it tilted backwards.

'sid
thanks for the reply man..... :thumbsup:
 
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