CRANK UP THE SOUND!!! ok so here it is. A lot of have been waiting for it so here you go. The engine is probly building about 20hp now, but the torque is incredible. Go figure I dont even have 0 tied up in this kart yet! Cost breakdown: wheels / tires: at swapmeet frame: free/fabricated engine: free (junk lawn tractor) engine modifications: fuel cell: at swap meet odds and ends: ~ Swap meet parts are the way to go.
The kart is finished and i do a video (in 2 pts) of how i built it. NOTE: No one can comment anymore as i got tired of getting 5 comments a day of people telling me the welding is shit. Yes i no it is, i made this when i was like 14 and it was my first time welding. They look like shit but hold very very well. Ive had 100kg people on this with no troubles, no weld has broken. Im better at welding now. So yer if ur mad the comment feature is removed then blame the haters.
Decided to swap my little 5.5HP Honda engine for a 16HP vanguard twin cylinder Briggs and Stratton. All of this took basically a night and a day. Needs a better pull start, and a muffler of course… which will increase speed. Pretty good overall since it was sitting on a shelf for over a year.
Buying tips for go cart racer.Learn some great tips on how to choose a good go cart and what a TAG go cart is in this free video clip on go cart racing. Expert: Tommy Muth Bio: Tommy is the owner of Texas Karts in San Antonio. He has owned and operated it for 12 years. He has been racing for over 17 years and is a part of Hill Country Kart Club. www.texaskarts.com Filmmaker: julio costilla
just showing the go-kart off a lil before the test drive. its nothing special right now, we just clamped the gas tank on and put a pull throttle on the steering wheel just to test drive it before we left for the day. i bought a honda 600cc cbr engine for it (7/19/08)