My gokart

[Doc Sprocket]

I'm not familiar with your particular engine, but governor removals all pretty much boil down to the same thing. Remove all exterior linkage and componentry. Open up the engine and remove governor internals. Plug the hole left by the governor arm, reassemble the engine, fabricate a new throttle mechanism to control the carb directly.

 

[daniel7250]

too easy then . what do i plug the hole with though ?

 

[r_chez_08]

A bolt of the same diameter, so oil doesn't get out.

 

[daniel7250]

sounds good. ill get onto it today. i fixed the brakes yesterday afternoon. The setup Toystory supplied worked excellent. Brakes didnt need bleeding, just weren't getting pressed enough .

 

[daniel7250]

just replaced the stock carb with a 28mm racing carb off a bike. had to make a custom manifold. will upload pics later . started second pull, runs like a dream .

 

[Doc Sprocket]

You did what with the brakes? Got a pic?
EDIT- I drilled the governor arm hole a bit bigger, and tapped threads for a 5/16-18 bolt. Wrapped telflon tape around the bolt and plugged the hole. Just a suggestion, if you haven't solved that yet.

 

[sideways]

Geez 28mm is a bit big! It'l go real good with the governor removed!

As for removing the governor, if you haven't done it all ready this is basically the same.

Thanks

Hayden

 

[daniel7250]

this is my new intake manifold and carb

 

[r_chez_08]

you will want a filter for the breather pipe. you can get them off ebay for a couple of $.

 

[daniel7250]

ok i shal get one . or would it be easyer just to use just some cotton wool or something ?

 

[Doc Sprocket]

Easiest answer is to just stick on a cheapie inline fuel filter.

 

[devino246]

A long piece of hose works too. Around a foot or so.

 

[daniel7250]

alright. ill do that then . thanks