@goastdoggg He actually moved, and they auctioned off the cars, along with the house. I tried to get him to leave m one, but he said he had no choice but to auction them off. He had about 5 of them. That is the worst looking one, but none of them ran.
@DocAracnid well the guy who owned it (allen) nived so its not here anymore but it was homemade and now he has a dirtbike engine on it so i doubt he will sell it lol but thanx for the comment and check out my other vids.
And I've only got about $235 in the kart with a Flat black and Chevy orange paint job and a 250cc Kawasaki motorcycle caliper (I use the cable because I don't like to mess around with bleeding the fluid systems.)
@DMoneyfilms96 Oh it's no big, I've got a go kart myself. 1.5 inch clearance running on Maxxis Slicks, 7.5 inch wide rears, 6.5 inch wides in the front. not good for drifting because they're too low for dirt and too much grip for the road, but you can go around a corner fast as hell. And with my 6.5 horse Briggs bored .40 over (running 102 octane) with a big 72 tooth sprocket it'll get tire spin when you stomp the gas on dry asphalt.
Yeah, single wheel is not very good for controlled drifting. If you can't control it, it's not drifting- it's just sliding around (there's a difference). I'm not trying to hate on your kart but a switch to live axle would definitely help you pull off those nice sweeping slides because it puts equal amounts of torque through both wheels so that your kart doesn't want to spin around itself. Also if you set the seat a little more to the right you will help keep the weight centered. just some tips.
@WeRunTrains I built mine for 30 bucks, a 30 year old frame for 15 $ atv front tires for 5$ engine/clutch for free & rear lawnmower tires free, if you look around and are a handy welder or know someone who is its simple.
hehe wish i was there.. would have done a smooth drift on that turn.. i can do drifting circles on my 1 wheel drive go kart. havent done a video of it yet.. going to tomorrow.. kind of dark now.
When you going to get that MGB running? Thats the question, I helped my farther build one when I was a kid.
goastdoggg 2 months ago
@goastdoggg He actually moved, and they auctioned off the cars, along with the house. I tried to get him to leave m one, but he said he had no choice but to auction them off. He had about 5 of them. That is the worst looking one, but none of them ran.
DMoneyfilms96 2 months ago
@TheDaniel1323 its a 2.5.
DMoneyfilms96 2 months ago
@DMoneyfilms96 get a 5.5hp motor and you could be doing spins like that on dry pavement
anusjaynes666 1 month ago
How much horse power is that ?
TheDaniel1323 3 months ago
i took brakies off mine. no need for em
XWHITEoKNIGHTX19 6 months ago
cool video
MRTITANSFAN101 6 months ago
Yeeee..
Haww..
AnnexGroup 8 months ago
nice the old guys the best tho
vanman123456789 1 year ago
Holy crap, that just looks like a lawn mower engine on a toy car
larsosborne117 1 year ago 3
@larsosborne117 more like a tiller engine on a go cart ahaha thanx for the comment
DMoneyfilms96 1 year ago
where did you buy that
if you made it how much for sale
DocAracnid 1 year ago
@DocAracnid well the guy who owned it (allen) nived so its not here anymore but it was homemade and now he has a dirtbike engine on it so i doubt he will sell it lol but thanx for the comment and check out my other vids.
DMoneyfilms96 1 year ago
kool i think i could do that whole circle on my 90cc atv and my yamaha yfz450
xXbeastlyskaterXx 1 year ago
And I've only got about $235 in the kart with a Flat black and Chevy orange paint job and a 250cc Kawasaki motorcycle caliper (I use the cable because I don't like to mess around with bleeding the fluid systems.)
konami412gu 1 year ago
@DMoneyfilms96 Oh it's no big, I've got a go kart myself. 1.5 inch clearance running on Maxxis Slicks, 7.5 inch wide rears, 6.5 inch wides in the front. not good for drifting because they're too low for dirt and too much grip for the road, but you can go around a corner fast as hell. And with my 6.5 horse Briggs bored .40 over (running 102 octane) with a big 72 tooth sprocket it'll get tire spin when you stomp the gas on dry asphalt.
konami412gu 1 year ago
Yeah, single wheel is not very good for controlled drifting. If you can't control it, it's not drifting- it's just sliding around (there's a difference). I'm not trying to hate on your kart but a switch to live axle would definitely help you pull off those nice sweeping slides because it puts equal amounts of torque through both wheels so that your kart doesn't want to spin around itself. Also if you set the seat a little more to the right you will help keep the weight centered. just some tips.
konami412gu 1 year ago
how much do one of these cost?
WeRunTrains 1 year ago
@WeRunTrains it all depends on motor size body and all that stuff
DMoneyfilms96 1 year ago
@WeRunTrains I built mine for 30 bucks, a 30 year old frame for 15 $ atv front tires for 5$ engine/clutch for free & rear lawnmower tires free, if you look around and are a handy welder or know someone who is its simple.
wideopenthrottle666 3 months ago
that look like mine
callmekrashcalhoun1 1 year ago
nice vid
winchester534 1 year ago
that guy at 1:53 knows how to drift kinda
PureRocker101 1 year ago
if you guys got a live axle your drift time would be longer
SlickC18 2 years ago
how bigs the motor?
natmoviemaker7 2 years ago
its a 3.5 but now we put a 6.5 on it but the guy that owned it moved so we bought a new 3.5
DMoneyfilms96 2 years ago
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dukefan0718 2 years ago
i could do that on pavement with my no old go cart it has a honda 5.5
sdylke 2 years ago
hehe wish i was there.. would have done a smooth drift on that turn.. i can do drifting circles on my 1 wheel drive go kart. havent done a video of it yet.. going to tomorrow.. kind of dark now.
jmoyet 2 years ago