The back axel maybe? Moves side to side causing the chain to pop loose. How can I fix this?
S SlowNstonie Member Messages 31 Reaction score 0 Feb 2, 2021 #1 The back axel maybe? Moves side to side causing the chain to pop loose. How can I fix this? Attachments image.jpg 2.5 MB · Views: 8 image.jpg 2.2 MB · Views: 8
Karts of Kaos the many mowers guy Messages 1,167 Reaction score 196 Location Wisconsin Feb 3, 2021 #2 Spacers! or locking collars
Budget GoKart Aka a kenbar Messages 2,195 Reaction score 153 Location roachdale, indiana Feb 3, 2021 #3 in that case if you want to save it it will require cutting and or welding i suggest you replace the rear end a dead axle is two 5/8s bolts and a long peice of square stock
in that case if you want to save it it will require cutting and or welding i suggest you replace the rear end a dead axle is two 5/8s bolts and a long peice of square stock
Karts of Kaos the many mowers guy Messages 1,167 Reaction score 196 Location Wisconsin Feb 3, 2021 #4 i would not just because live axles are better.
Budget GoKart Aka a kenbar Messages 2,195 Reaction score 153 Location roachdale, indiana Feb 3, 2021 #5 depending on preference kaos dead axles are cheaper and easy to set up howe ever live axles are harder but provide more grip
depending on preference kaos dead axles are cheaper and easy to set up howe ever live axles are harder but provide more grip
Karts of Kaos the many mowers guy Messages 1,167 Reaction score 196 Location Wisconsin Feb 4, 2021 #6 true. it really depends on where you are driving.