jvandyke
New member
Wow, I'm confused.
Purchased rolling frame go kart. 14" overall diameter rear wheels, 72 tooth sprocket, #40 (I just recently figured out) came with chain to match.
Had a 5hp Tecumseh we hoped to resurrect and use.
Purchased a Max Torque clutch for it but then figured out the 12 tooth sprocket on the clutch was for a #35 chain.
Emailedd Jim D. at Max Torque about what to do. He thinks go TC
His words:
To make the switch all you need is a drum and sprocket --10tooth #41 sprocket and the drum most likely for a 3/4" crankshaft which is 4 horse power and above up to 7 hp, 8hp is a 1" crankshaft. You can look on the internet and see what a complete clutch cost (e-bay) and you can call Comet Kart Sales 317-462-3414 and order just the drum and sprocket from them.
So, help me figure out my best move. We just want a little kart to bomb around in and tinker with, throwing $200 more at it probably will stall the project but if that what it takes so be it.
I'm really lost now.
TIA!!!
Purchased rolling frame go kart. 14" overall diameter rear wheels, 72 tooth sprocket, #40 (I just recently figured out) came with chain to match.
Had a 5hp Tecumseh we hoped to resurrect and use.
Purchased a Max Torque clutch for it but then figured out the 12 tooth sprocket on the clutch was for a #35 chain.
Emailedd Jim D. at Max Torque about what to do. He thinks go TC
His words:
To make the switch all you need is a drum and sprocket --10tooth #41 sprocket and the drum most likely for a 3/4" crankshaft which is 4 horse power and above up to 7 hp, 8hp is a 1" crankshaft. You can look on the internet and see what a complete clutch cost (e-bay) and you can call Comet Kart Sales 317-462-3414 and order just the drum and sprocket from them.
So, help me figure out my best move. We just want a little kart to bomb around in and tinker with, throwing $200 more at it probably will stall the project but if that what it takes so be it.
I'm really lost now.
TIA!!!