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  • omg i want one. my friend an i are making a 10hp murray riding mower to a go kart this weekend!

  • 40 bucks man that thing is EPIC!!!!!!

  • Nice build. The lower shock mount position would be stronger at the high part of the trailing arm would it not?

  • Strength is not an issue. That mount is actually over built as it is. It was more a concern of finding a suitable shock to fit, with enough travel to make it useful.

  • where you buy front wheel

  • northerntool com

  • you can buy playns for it at spidercartscomwhat size wheels did you use for the back

  • That is where I got the idea, and I actuall purchased the plans. Modified quite a bit, but essentially the same idea.

  • glad to see you made your way to harbor fraight lol

  • I love that store, especially for one time use tools. Cheat but adequate.

  • nice not bad at akll personaly i just dont like the wheels at the buck but very good thow

  • dam man this looks fucking beast trying to make one of my own but with differant design

  • Then don't look at it...it's not yours.

  • Great Work.

  • where can you get pipe to build the frame? And what size pipe do you think would work best? Thanks

  • it is 1" square tube. Available at any steel yard. I like square because it is easy to work with but round would be stronger if you have the tools to work with it. It is also a little harder to work with.

  • it is 1" square tube available at any steel yard. I like square tube for the ease of use, but round would be stronger. It is also harder to work with if you are not experienced with metal fabrication.

  • @krystoseke is the tubing you used filled in

  • it is not solid stock, it is tubing.

  • @krystoseke is the tubing you used filled in and what material becas the alluminum is cheap and it seam strong but light

  • siiick

    

  • VERY innovative... Very nice and clean build!!! Not nearly enough HP!!! :-D Thanks for sharing!!! Excellent...Excellent

  • it's actually pretty strong. I did a lot of engine mods. It will spin tires on a dirt road. I was just trying to keep the weight down.

  • Very clean construction, congratulation.

  • awesome

  • did you need bearings for the back suspension?

  • Bushings with a grease fitting.

  • how did this go to far

  • love the back!!

  • where did u get the brake set up i love it im trying to build my lil boy something like this but ive been stuck on brakes

  • E-Bay...search Go Kart brakes.

  • wont the steering get in the way of the gas and brake pedal ?

  • Not at all. lots of room.

  • What are the specs on this kart? Awesome look btw.

  • that...is...epic... haha

  • Very nice project, parts looked like they came from BMIKARTS?

  • Some did, some from e-Bay, some from other cart suppliers.

  • SELL IT TO ME!!! =)

  • DO YOUR OWN STOP HATING

  • I liked it's really nice and it's giving me some more ideas for my project but i'm using a suzuki GS1000 engine on it but very nice project

  • verry nice

  • are you dumb it's something WAY different then a go kart that is the smartest thing.

  • i think this is a pretty cool and simple kart

  • its just amazing to see people build those in just minutes

  • would of beeen way better with the wheels spaced apart and the sprocket and brake disk on the inside of the swingarm, and all that work and only a 6.5 hp single gear motor, could of at least put a motorbike motor in it, the style you have made it it is more prone to role when turning, but nice job

  • it is 48" wide and the center of gravity is low enough were I can't even get a tire to lift on the turn.

    The engine is highly modified, and runs around 14hp with the governer removed, carb opened up, billit fly wheel, open exhaust. It goes well over 40 MPH,which is fast enough for a go-Kart.

    this is not my first go-kart...

    With the wheels together, and no differential there is no wheel chatter while cornering on hard surfces.

  • very cool!

  • i think that is a really cool machine

  • (my opinion) u made the rear in too complicated, i think u should have spaced the back wheels apart a little bit and put the brakes between them so there not as exposed to damage such as fish-tailing into somthing like a curb and bending your rotor. othe than that i liked it

  • bigm kart lil engine

  • what is the song at 3:00?

  • Umm i think bring sally up from gone in 60 seconds

  • can you tell me the gokart plans and the web sit

  • google Spider Carts...

  • i have that same motor, there good and cheap

  • Affordable Go Karts . com has excellant upgrades for these engines.

  • Nice job man, check mine out

  • woah wierd chain style. looks kool though. 4:19

  • Ya...chain was too long and kept throwing the sprocket. I added the jackshaft to shortened the chain and provided a little gear reduction for better low end torque.

  • 6.5 hp

  • 6.5 with a lot of mods.

  • i saw that on the agk website looks good

  • i like it i am makeing a kart out of a quad u gave me alot of idears 5 stras thanks

  • looks sweet man im going to give it 5 stars

    is it qwick

  • wow i really admire that kart. looks clean. what hp?

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