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Denny
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Kind of a neat concept.
Kartin’ kid
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That steering angle
. Looks like a great time on wheels, especially with some sleeves on back 
. Looks like a great time on wheels, especially with some sleeves on back panchothedog
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Full throttle and hard left looks like it could be DANGEROUS.
Kartin’ kid
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You may already know this but gopowersports.com sells black sleeves in a variety of sizes (width) for 10 inch tires. If you have a bigger or smaller size than that I’m not so sure but they probably exist. Do some digging
karl
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Only since you asked for feedback...
I think a manual clutch engine would be more fun than an auto , think clutch kicks !
Mad steering angle, without a diff or plastic sleeves with that wheelbase I can't see that angle doing much good.
With sleeves it's seems like a very good time.
Anywho, looks like a very fun ride, and build quality is exceptional, very nice job! I have a thing for short wheelbase toys, check
out my motorized lawn chair build thread sometime!
I think a manual clutch engine would be more fun than an auto , think clutch kicks !
Mad steering angle, without a diff or plastic sleeves with that wheelbase I can't see that angle doing much good.
With sleeves it's seems like a very good time.
Anywho, looks like a very fun ride, and build quality is exceptional, very nice job! I have a thing for short wheelbase toys, check
out my motorized lawn chair build thread sometime!
Kartin’ kid
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A manual clutch would definitely add another level of functionality to The build but it’s not necessary especially if carnifex666 is just trying to keep it simple and get some skids in. However, for anyone interested, I found a good review along with a link to buy a manual clutches: https://megoingfast.com/manual-clutch-for-mini-bike-or-drift-go-kart-builds/ they look like a hoot!
madprofessor
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Terrifying ride if it has to turn anywhere. Put one of these on it.................
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Kartin’ kid
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Aww don’t give them such a hard time. With the amount of custom work that you can see just from these three pictures I doubt that some thing as key as handling would be overlooked. You never know though
. To me it looks safer than most barstool racers I’ve seen…
madprofessor
"Loose Cannon Creations"
Very correct about the custom work, it's a beautifully done project.
Denny
Canned Monster
The single cylinder industrial engines don’t really care for turbochargers. Your going to need the smallest turbocharger you can find. You’ll need to find a way to oil and cool it. Draw through or fuel injection is the way to go. Going to be Spensive Lucy!!!!
karl
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Imma just leave this here...
RHB31 is the turbo your after.
If you just want turbo noise, there is not much to making it work. Fabricating the manifolds is the biggest hurdle.
Luckily your engine has an oil pump, so that's one less problem.
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Kartin’ kid
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I bet! It looks like it would be rather EXHAUSTing
Functional Artist
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Very nice work 
Looks like it may be pretty good at "roasting nuts" too
Looks like it may be pretty good at "roasting nuts" too
Denny
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Sorry I don’t know. But I like around 7-10 degrees with -1 degree or so of camber, for weight jacking in corners.
Kartin’ kid
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I’ve been wondering the same thing about both caster and camber
Functional Artist
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I vote YES
Would love to make something like this, so would appreciate it!