not really.. otherwise he wouldn't have copied the seat struts to "support" the additional wheels''a lot'' of thought
''LOL''not really.. otherwise he wouldn't have copied the seat struts to "support" the additional wheels
but true it's not too bad.. "good from far" as they say (iykwim )
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Gotta love how it’s somehow drifting despite three sets of slicks and hundreds of pounds on them!
Just a wee bit.honestly that seems like to much power for a go-kart with that wheelbase
that and the headers are literally in the ground. and I don't think that the tires would be flat. I have a Chevy v8 and it only weighs in at around 400 lb. judging by moving it around.Since everybody's being a critic on the pic now,, I will also put in my 2 cents ..
If there was an actual - ''even an all aluminum block & head '' - ect. Hemi behind that ,, the frame would be on the ground , ''if it was a dry sump'' - ''which it looks like'',,'' & all the tires would probably be flat.. ''LMAO'' !!!!!!
Am also conservatively guessing,, the engine behind that, ''if being real'' ,, would be putting out a ''min.'' 1500hp, on just reg. hi octane racing fuel.
If you even look closer,, you can see that the engine is not lined up with the Kart.
It's a cool pic. though,, & I look at it as a photographic piece of art.
Plus,, ''I love HEMI'S'',, especially blown/fuel injected ones. !!
That engine itself ,, is a beautiful work of art.
Every T/F car on the planet,, regardless even if it says Ford, chevy,, ect. ect. ,,they are all pretty much ''still'' based off of the Chrysler 426 HEMI,, from 1964.
Ok,, ''almost flat''. LMFAO. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!that and the headers are literally in the ground. and I don't think that the tires would be flat. I have a Chevy v8 and it only weighs in at around 400 lb. judging by moving it around.
Oh,, OK . . LOLnah, I just did some math and assuming the engine weight 400lb there is 66 lbs. for each rear wheel. plus rider