No one will be able to answer this question probable xD.
I am building an electric Go Kart from anything I can find.
I need to know what kind of power the motor should take to move the kart and how much torque the final shaft from the motor should have?
I have a tractor that just blew up the transaxle so now I have a 15.5 hp engine that runs great and nothing to do with it. How big and fast of a go-kart could I could with that?
how can i build a simple go kart with two single speed bikes, and i also have some left over sheets of 10 x 10 pieces of would, i want it to be a 2 person
One year of racing. #55 outlaw go kart built by Nick Walsh. Powered by a 16hp briggs twin. This kart is undergoing yet another rebuild, 1.25″ chromoly rear axle, Paul Martin billit disc brakes, and wieight distibution changes just to mention a few. Should have a new build video up in a few months.