firemanjim
Just kartin' around....
This makes sense to me. Centrifucal clutches aren't one way devices, in other words, once they reach a certain rpm they are engaged, whether that rpm is reached by the engine they are attached to or the chain.
Now once engaged, the whole drive system is pretty much (for lack of a better analogy) a direct drive gear system. So what I'm trying to say is you have two small gears driven by the same big one. Impossible for them to deviate from the rpms involved.
Not impossible with the kart setup-but only if one clutch is defective.
In order for the bell (the part that sits still when engine is in idle and chain attaches to)to spin the crank and get an ignition pulse would be to have clutch engagement. You CANT get clutch engagement if the CRANK doesnt turn the clutch hub fast enough to spread out the shoes inside to GRAB AND TURN THE BELL..... If the engine has no gas, you CAN NOT SPIN THE BELL FAST ENOUGH TO GRAB THE HUB AND TURN THE CRANK, AND YOU WILL NOT GET A TACH SIGNAL IF THE CRANK DONT TURN.... I may not be a kart genius , but Ido know a little ssomething about the subject and mechanical aptitude is my friend.....
Can anyone else clear this up?Zipkart.... tie both ignition kills together with a piece of wire and run that wire to steering..... leave kills on engines and you will add ONE at wheel that kills both. Its simple.....you're only only grounding out the ignition pulse killing fire to engine.....




