Need help with model number

[Debonair]

I know is a Ken-bar but don’t know the actual model number can anyone help? Thanks in advance

 

[Denny]

Says right on the label. STREAKER! Now with that information and $2.00 you can get a can of pop. You know they don’t make parts for them anymore. You have to adapt!

 

[madprofessor]

Very clean-looking kart, seems to be all there. Looking for parts? What kind of parts did you have in mind?

 

[Debonair]

Says right on the label. STREAKER! Now with that information and $2.00 you can get a can of pop. You know they don’t make parts for them anymore. You have to adapt!

I saw that but was referring the the letter and numbers. But thanks for your reply

 

[Debonair]

Very clean-looking kart, seems to be all there. Looking for parts? What kind of parts did you have in mind?

 

[Debonair]

Seen some streakers with clutches others with TCs but if rest of parts are the same. I’m looking for rear bearings, mechanical brake and pad size. It’s very clean kart and wanted to keep it as original as I can. Thanks

 

[Denny]

Not all karts had model numbers. Some just went by name. MANCO used a lot of different model numbers because they made karts branded by so many different companies. Most kart parts are generic. If you want to know what bearing numbers to get then remove the bearings and get the numbers off of them. Manual disc brakes for karts were all manufactured with the same Air-Heart design. All replacement parts interchange regardless of manufacturer. See, it’s not that difficult. That kart has been out of production for almost 20 years or so. You just have to be smart enough to out smart the lack of parts. I have a Streaker also. I know of what I speak! Good luck!

 

[madprofessor]

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[Debonair]

Not all karts had model numbers. Some just went by name. MANCO used a lot of different model numbers because they made karts branded by so many different companies. Most kart parts are generic. If you want to know what bearing numbers to get then remove the bearings and get the numbers off of them. Manual disc brakes for karts were all manufactured with the same Air-Heart design. All replacement parts interchange regardless of manufacturer. See, it’s not that difficult. That kart has been out of production for almost 20 years or so. You just have to be smart enough to out smart the lack of parts. I have a Streaker also. I know of what I speak! Good luck!

Thanks much for the info. It was a barnfind and in excellent condition. Want to preserve it. Will have it running proper shortly.

 

[Denny]

That sounds great! I bought mine from the side of the road.