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Thanks for viewing our auction and Happy Bidding! ScooterX Go Kart Steering Wheel Sport Kart Drift 2 and More Fits many applications Comes with 30 day warranty. If you have any questions please email us. This go kart steering wheel is used on the ScooterX Sport Kart and the Drift 2 go kart. Mounting the engine can be tricky too, and depending on what model of pit bike engine you have, you might need to fiddle with the support bars and mounting plates to get the chain and everything else to line up properly-so be patient and remember that its a process.You are bidding on one brand new. The front axle requires some particularly tricky cuts out of the box section to setup the front wheels at the proper angle, so set aside plenty of time for yourself when working on that part. You're probably going to have to return to the trusty hardware store a number of times for supplies and metal-and when something goes wrong, just remember it's all part of the fun. If this is your first big metalworking project, remember to take it slow. Its also a good idea to mark and drill each side of the box section separately rather than trying to drill straight through, which could leave you with uneven holes. For cutting the box section, you want to mark all four sides and cut them individually for a clean, flat cut.

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A vise is also going to be crucial to clamp and bend the steel, so you really want to have a full workbench if you are going to take on this project.Īs far as constructing the frame goes, make sure you carefully measure everything twice before any cutting or drilling.

You'll need about 12 feet of 2" x 2" steel box section, some 25mm x 25mm steel angle iron, and steel flat bar and plate in various widths and thicknesses (you can see exactly what Furze uses in the video). You're also going to need to buy some steel for the frame. If you want to get a full list, call up Pit Bike Parts and ask them to email you everything Furze uses in the video. That said, you can find almost everything used online, and as Furze points out, if you buy a second-hand mini dirt bike you will get about half the things you need including the engine. You can get the exact parts that Furze uses from a shop called Pit Bike Parts for about 600 GBP, or $750. Everything else you need is par for the course-wrenches, allen keys, hammer, file, screw drivers-but you do want to get a set square and some clamps to make your life easier, particularly if this is your first time building something like a go-cart.Īs far as parts go, you'll need a pit bike engine (more power and more fun than a lawn mower engine), a sprocket, an axle, a brake rotor and caliper, wheels, a steering wheel, a seat, and some other odds and ends including the electronics. You'll also need a particularly large 20mm metal drill bit as well as a 25mm bi-metal hole saw for creating the holes in the frame for the rear axle, but these bits can be purchased form a hardware store relatively cheaply. Now just because you don't need a full welder, you will still need some power tools to cut and shape metal-namely a drill and an angle grinder.

#Go kart frame plans with measurements how to#

Fortunately for all the non-welder-owning makers, YouTube celebrity mechanic Colin Furze recently released two videos that show you how to make an awesome, fast go-cart with nothing but a simple tool collection. It's understandable if you haven't gotten to that point yet in your building and tinkering. They require workshop space, money, and the specialized skills to properly weld. You probably started as a teenager with some screwdrivers, a wrench set and a hammer-but a welder is one of the last things you add to the collection, if you ever even own one at all.