Offroad big block buggy

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Mayden voyage was a disaster, horrible bumpsteer. I was afraid of that. I knew the tierod placement was horrible. 2 weeks from my trip and need to start over20250607_133244.jpg
Going to kinda copy red beards garage. Yerf dog front end
 

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Golf cart steering rack. Fairly cheap, but if it can handle a heavier machine with a couple overweight dudes. It should work on a gokart just fine lol
 

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Anything different about bleeding these brakes from standard auto brakes? Not making any progress. (Entire system is new)
 

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China calipers?
Yeah they suck.
No different than car brakes.
I put an oil pump can with a tube on the bleed screw and push fluid up to the master. Take fluid out of the master as it fills.
Arent you worried about pushing stuff up into the master's seal? All the old sediment and gunk accumulates at the very end of the lines. I use a 4 hose vacuum attachment that I made. Turn on the vacuum and crack the bleeders one at a time.
 

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Well I did some gravity bleeding of the brakes today. Probably refilled the small master cylinder a dozen times. (Without letting it run dry)
I have about .025" between the pad and the rotor and when depressing the brakes there is barley any contact.
On a scale of 1 to 10, today the brakes started at a 1 and are probably a 2 now. Big improvement % wise but they still suck. Gonna buy a harbor freight brake bleeder tomorrow and try that.
 
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