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hey ppl,kartmofo here, thought i should put some pics on the site of my kart build.Keep in mind all i had to take the pics was a webcam and a laptop!!!(not the actual engine being used,just there for measuring).
 

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looking good. you'll be ready to go when the snow breaks! it's 80 degrees here in texas today. i have no idea what that is in C.
 

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got a question i have my sprocket welded on the hub and it has 2 set screws and a keyway but the axle has no keyway. how do i keep the hub from moving on the axle. I don't have a welder either.
 

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you either crank down the set screws or mabe put a little hole in youre axel but i dont really reccomend that... you might want to consider finding a local machine shop to do it for you. im not sure how much it would cost though
 

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is it a live axle, or a fixed axle? looked fixed to me.

and it's welded to the wheel hub, or a separate sprocket-only hub?
 

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i would either weld it to the axle (make sure not to tweak it... that it's perfect straight) or drill out a little divet for the set screws. I probably wouldn't run the set screw idea personally... just seems like they'd break. Welding is your best bet.
 

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dispite the cold I have installed the new engine and put the chain on. I just drilled pilot holes for the set screws. so where I stand I can drive it tomorow. (got no seat or brakes) but I want to ride it that bad. I'll update pics when I get a camera.
 

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Drove it, quick as hell,turns like crap because it was on the pavement(roads plowed)I will post pics of the kart.
 

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maybe 30 or 40 percent is welded. Rest is nut and bolt. Got the frame in bad shape looks better eh?
 

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awesome vid. man i love old school karts. question--how did you hit the gas, steer, and take video?
 
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