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I got a question

Im trying to upload some pictures of my Kart and i get to were it says its uploading them, then it just says internet explorer can not display this page.

Anybody got any suggestions?

there jpeg and only 1.58mb each.

All i have is dail up. Could that effect anything?

But them dirt devils look like there easily built. It would be easy to do them a-arms or they look pretty simple to do.

Have you already built the frame of your kart? If so can you get a picture of the front of it?


I have cut the basic frame and laid it out andi think i will start welding this week but i will get a picture a soon as i have one

Ya the main reason i chose this is i wanted full suspension go kart and dident want a double a arm design for its kinda hard to build and this Single a arm design looks really simple
all get a picture a soon as we stasrt to weld it together :thumbsup:
 

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good plan. The more i look at it the more it makes me want to build something like that.

I want to know how good that single a- arm would be.

I agree with you on the double A-arm, they are a pain in the butt to build.

And i got another question, i got my pictures onto photobucket (thank you for the recommendation) but i cant figure out how to get them on here.?

Keep us posted and are you building a dirt devil or are you building your own kart based off of it?
 

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I have build both, and for a gokart-buggy machine single a arms are great and they are light. If done right you can get 6-7" of travel, some of the Chinese dual a arm buggys can only get this. If you want a performance off road, fast, powerful machine then go dual a arms.


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good plan. The more i look at it the more it makes me want to build something like that.

I want to know how good that single a- arm would be.

I agree with you on the double A-arm, they are a pain in the butt to build.

And i got another question, i got my pictures onto photobucket (thank you for the recommendation) but i cant figure out how to get them on here.?

Keep us posted and are you building a dirt devil or are you building your own kart based off of it?


kinda both i am going to try and get it to look like the dirt devil but it might be a little differnt thx for the help;)
ill get pics as soon as possible
 

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At .70 cents each, ... How much can you loose? ;)

Your identity? I'd trade mine for 70 cents though. Anyone interested? My SS# = 678-45-2056 ;)

I would try buying plans with double a-arms in the plans with dimensions that way you have the difficult part covered. Single a-arms can be home made much easier w/o plans.
 

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Do you have a pic of your spindle with your a arms bolted to the frame.
 

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Single a-arms can be home made much easier w/o plans.[/QUOTE]


Well you still have to calculate caster, KPI, rake and the positioning of your bell crank or steering rack to omit bumpsteer.
 

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guess and test
i just planned my double a arms and the mountings then build it by tacking a peice on then checking it is right then when the whole thing was finished i tested it fully then properly welded the whole thing together
 

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For those who have been asking, YES I do have a web site. We cater more to the race car guys then the karting guys.

I don't have much in the way of karting items on the web site yet. In fact the only things listed now are a few wheels. Since it's such a small part of our business, we just havn't taken the time to deal with it.

http://www.alliedmotorsports.us/

Most of our current karting customers come from here;
http://www.downhillmisfits.com/
 

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I get how he's trying to advertise "safety" but those crashes make it look like "safety" isn't going to make a significant difference.
 

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i just welded up some of my go kart frame so i will get pics soon i am a biggener welder so the welds arnt very good :):)
 
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