Go kart Identify???’!!

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Hey everyone I am trying to identify this go kart frame I have no ID or serial number. It was powder coated when I bought it? Please help trying to get parts
 

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it's a Klipper I'd say...

but you will have to go for generic parts anyways...
there is not a single manufacturer still active for fun karts

Everything nowadays is made in china and rebranded.

But tell us, what parts do you need?

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Thanks i really do appreciate it. I am looking for cables for the brakes and how it is all setup. When i got the kart it was all in pieces everywhere and working on putting it all back together but it is missing parts. So basically starting from scratch. I did buy a 301cc predator engine for it and new tires. So that is where i am at. Any other ideas
 

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the second level mount is for a jackshaft (that holds the second half of the Torque Converter it had installed and a sprocket to drive the chain (that then drives the axle sprocket)

So while putting it back together, keep in mind to NOT align the axle sprocket with the motor mounting plate, but with the inside edge of the jackashaft mounting plate ;)

cables are easy, since it's likely the most generic part of them all..
just measure the length of the actual cable, and the length of the sleeve needed,
then have it cut at your local mower/motorcycle/bike store...
motorcycle clutch cable is a bit thicker than bicycle brake cable, so that might be a better match.

Oh ends.. forks or eyelets depends on the pedal and brake
(band brakes usually got eyelets on the back, disc brakes forks)
and the pedal can be either as well.

BUT on your picture you have a brake rod installed... sooo reuse that !
(that leaves you with the throttle cable to install)
same rules.. check what end fits your needs and then just measure the length needed.

You'll find prefabbed throttle cables in any kartshop or online store.. a rough estimate of the length is alright a bit of slack doesn't hurt too much ;)

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Hey thanks for all that good info one last question at least I hope it is unless I run into problems. How do you install a kill switch On a 301cc predator engine. To be honest never have done that.
 

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Should be the same as a 212, just disconnect one wire from the low oil sensor, run it to one side of a switch and the other side to ground.
 
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