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DanManco93

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Hey guys I'm so glad I found this forum I am planning on making a reverse trike from an old Razor go kart I have. it was converted to gas at one point at one point but then I disassembled it for another project. now I have a sweet manco go kart that I bought off craigslist with out a motor for $150 and restored it then put a 212cc predator on it. runs great.
 

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I have the same exact go kart but I'm putting a Snowmobile Engine On It, Our Go Karts Are Manco 485
 

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Cool. post some pics of the Razor, I am converting one to gas right now.:welcome2:
 

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gas powered razor go kart

here's mine razor ground force I think its called that. took those tiny wheels off and put some more appropriate wheels on it. also I put a 79cc kinda weak motor but it pulled me when I rode it.
 

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Unless you plan on walking speed....(and maybe even. then) ....don't expect those Harbor Freight wheels to last very long at all.....

Big no no....but ....Welcome to the forum! !!!
 

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yeah those wheels are junk and I was on a tight budget. But surprisingly the engine still lives. the only problem I have with that engine and my 212cc predator is that every time I take a right turn my engine dies because the gas tanks are set to that position. is there any cheap fix that I could do or do I have to buy a fuel pump?
 

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Are you sure it is the gas?... Predator engines come with a shut-off oil sensor inside the crankcase. Do a search for info on how to remove the oil sensor, it's an easy job to do.
 

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yeah those wheels are junk and I was on a tight budget. But surprisingly the engine still lives. the only problem I have with that engine and my 212cc predator is that every time I take a right turn my engine dies because the gas tanks are set to that position. is there any cheap fix that I could do or do I have to buy a fuel pump?

Disconnect the "low oil safety switch" and your problems will be gone..... :thumbsup:
 

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What I do is wire the low oil switch to a momentary switch on the steering wheel. Makes an easy convenient way to turn off the kart, and also a good fast kill switch for amateur drivers.
 
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