Rickracer
RM250 Race Kart Driver
This is a SERIOUS machine, just for adults, just about built from scratch, by a professional automotive master technician and welder/fabricator. You may have seen it on Youtube,
The motor is a 83 RM250, (should be about 42~45 hp @9600 rpm), it has Wildkart front brakes, Enginetics rear brakes, dual Enginetics master cylinders, 520 chain, sprockets and tensioner, HAND BUILT: shifter, clutch release system, front spindles and brake caliper mounts. Comes with an EXTRA set of nearly new Dunlop race tires, the same as what's on it now, a kart stand, starting stand, starting strap, kick starter, and a tire bead breaker and inflation sleeve, (both for changing tires with). So far, this kart has run high 8s in a few trips to the 1/8th mile drags with not much traction, and in it's only trip to the (road course) kart track, was about the fastest thing there, not bad for it's maiden voyage there, and especially for no front brakes. It does need a new front brake rotor, (broken, $82 from Comet, $93 from Wildkart, it rattled off the starting stand and took off by itself, hit a small tree and broke the rotor, no other damage, in fact, since then, it has been raced on the road course with rear brakes only), and now that it's dialed in, it needs to be blown apart for paint, powdercoat, chrome, etc. It will do WELL OVER 100 mph if you've got the stones to go that fast, (should do 120 +, but I've never had it anywhere I could stretch it out that far or fast). I am including several pics, and a video, if it shows up. I don't NEED to sell this, it's just a toy that I REALLY enjoy, but if I do, I will just put the money into a couple of other current projects that need some $$ invested in them, my V8 S10 pickup tow vehicle/daily driver, and my 76 Vega Drag car. I WILL entertain reasonable offers, but I know what it's worth, what it would cost to build one like it, and will probably build another one later on anyway. $2000 Or Best Offer - Phone Rick (Rickracer) @ 321-437-6659
http://s68.photobucket.com/albums/i4/Rickracer/Kart/?action=view¤t=Kart087.flv
Youtube video, (same vid as the Photobucket link above): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7A2TpnDQBs
The motor is a 83 RM250, (should be about 42~45 hp @9600 rpm), it has Wildkart front brakes, Enginetics rear brakes, dual Enginetics master cylinders, 520 chain, sprockets and tensioner, HAND BUILT: shifter, clutch release system, front spindles and brake caliper mounts. Comes with an EXTRA set of nearly new Dunlop race tires, the same as what's on it now, a kart stand, starting stand, starting strap, kick starter, and a tire bead breaker and inflation sleeve, (both for changing tires with). So far, this kart has run high 8s in a few trips to the 1/8th mile drags with not much traction, and in it's only trip to the (road course) kart track, was about the fastest thing there, not bad for it's maiden voyage there, and especially for no front brakes. It does need a new front brake rotor, (broken, $82 from Comet, $93 from Wildkart, it rattled off the starting stand and took off by itself, hit a small tree and broke the rotor, no other damage, in fact, since then, it has been raced on the road course with rear brakes only), and now that it's dialed in, it needs to be blown apart for paint, powdercoat, chrome, etc. It will do WELL OVER 100 mph if you've got the stones to go that fast, (should do 120 +, but I've never had it anywhere I could stretch it out that far or fast). I am including several pics, and a video, if it shows up. I don't NEED to sell this, it's just a toy that I REALLY enjoy, but if I do, I will just put the money into a couple of other current projects that need some $$ invested in them, my V8 S10 pickup tow vehicle/daily driver, and my 76 Vega Drag car. I WILL entertain reasonable offers, but I know what it's worth, what it would cost to build one like it, and will probably build another one later on anyway. $2000 Or Best Offer - Phone Rick (Rickracer) @ 321-437-6659
http://s68.photobucket.com/albums/i4/Rickracer/Kart/?action=view¤t=Kart087.flv
Youtube video, (same vid as the Photobucket link above): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7A2TpnDQBs
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