Go kart project to beast off-roader

Callankart22

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I doubt that the bearing on your plate mounted jack shaft is going to last very long with the sprocket way out on the end like that. Not the way it is intended to be used.
When I get the time to make it live axle I will switch it back but because it is only one wheel drive for everything to fit decent because we were in a time crunch that’s had to work for now. But I see where you’re coming from and thanks for the input.
 

Hellion

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I’d enjoy your kart for what it is, a one-wheel-peel all day long 24-7. Great for pavement and sharp turns because of the drive configuration.

Save your dimes for a fully suspended kart or one suited for offroad like a Manco Dingo, Ken-Bar Sand Dog, bigger Yerf Dog, Murray Explorer or similar. The bigger balloon “dunkin donut“ tires can soak up a lot of bumps, especially if aired down. Then transfer your TC to the new kart.

Edit: just an idea. Plus everyone needs more than one kart. :auto:
 
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Callankart22

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I’d enjoy your kart for what it is, a one-wheel-peel all day long 24-7. Great for pavement and sharp turns because of the drive configuration.

Save your dimes for a fully suspended kart or one suited for offroad like a Manco Dingo, Ken-Bar Sand Dog, bigger Yerf Dog, Murray Explorer or similar. The bigger balloon “dunkin donut“ tires can soak up a lot of bumps, especially if aired down. Then transfer your TC to the new kart.
Ok I will thank you hellion.
 
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