Homemade Racing Go Kart (Shifter Kart Frame) Build 

Great home build. You're lucky your dad helped you with it, seems like you guys bond well together unlike me and my old man. We've never done anything like this together. Can't wait till my kids are old enough to do stuff like this.

haha sweet, i love the part where you ran into the garage. if the video gets 600,000 views, it will have paid for the damage lmao

had an incredible time with this cart for near a year after i bought it. unfortunately had to sell it but with the time i had it it was a blast. incredible job guys

this whole thing is perfect. love how the dent from the "test run" shows up so great after paint! :D build break repeat is a well chosen name

Can you pass the measurements??

The outcome of your kart is outstanding. Keep up the good work!

Nice Job fellows, I have been a machinist for 40 years plus and I say Job well done! Enjoy it.

Good job guys... Looks great! Especially for your first build. I'm thinking about building one for my son.

Very “Sweet” Go Cart and very well looking build. Now put a Mikuni V22 and put a 40 main jet you can always adjust the emulsion needle valve if it’s running rich put the clip at third from bottom and if it’s lean use the very last notch on the needle valve and you should notice a nice fast response on it. Nice job!!!

extremely fortunate to have someone with the tools that I'm sure given you the abilities create this man be grateful and stay humble God bless

Huge accomplishment..Set out for your dreams with the same effort you put in that go kart

nice work guys, i know from experience how annoying those harbor freight welders can be, getting the feeds right and trying not to burn through, you did a really good job

job well done, looks like had fun building it and sure you's will have plenty of fun breaking it 👍

Really sharp looking kart you guys built you should be very proud yourselves. It came out awesome 👌

Cool! Looks like you guys made a successful put-put go kart, and you had fun doing it! Good job!

Really nice job with that. You have a great approach to the engineering.

OUTSTANDING JOB. AM WAITING FOR THE NEXT VIDEO. GREAT JOB GOES OUT TO ALL THREE OF YOU GUY.

Woah! Absolutely appreciate the enthusiasm! Just a few things to consider in your design 1: you've got very little positive caster in your design. It provides more front-end grip as well transfers load to the front when turning. Steering efforts increased, but helps straight-line stability, and 2: Ackerman! Right now, when turning, your front wheels are following the same radius around a given corner. This works against you in that the inside wheel is going through heavy scrubbing, thereby inducing understeer. Yeah, so you've got two things that will promote understeer as you get close to the limit of your chassis. Lot's on it out there

You guys may not read this, but I’m making my own go kart, and you guys are such a huge inspiration, and you really show me that this can be possible and fun to do, so thank you very much

Awesome job and video, thanks for sharing. Nice cart.

You guys did a great job on this!

Very cool, great build!

Without really doing measurements, it came out pretty good. Nice job 👌. Now to build another one with a 125cc so it will go straight through the garage door lol

Spectacular work!

I think you guys did a awesome job. And your only gonna get better

Great job guys love those wheels

it really would have been a good series i love the build

Congrats on your build great build keep up the great work

This is a great build. Good job.

Cool build !

Well done. Just thinking about build one. Thanks.

perfect paint scheme. I had one yellow n black. Good job guys

That is one baddddd looking kart. Hell yeah! The black accents really make the white stand out.

Looks like a fun project

Great go kart you guys did a great job

pretty sick boyzz.. good job

Nice project Guys!!

fantastic edit

what was the gearing you used on it?

Dude ! Nice job man 👍🏻

Nice little kart!

I like this build!

That go kart looks sweet bro

Good job!

nice build guys

looks sick

Very nice congratulations!

hell ya brother. I'm definitely going to build my own now. thanks

Keep it up guys. You have a good foundation, and looks like you had fun. I know JJig's post you learned from your film technique, so just keep improving.

Good job guys

nice project!

This is a pretty cool video👌🏼🔥💯

Nice build

Nice job.

Kool car good job.

Quality hits the sun! Anyway nice video

Awesome 👏

Do you know the diameter of the tubing that you used in the build?

Awesome job guys! Great Color Scheme. White lettering. On the gold rim. Enjoyed the slide show. Gave me time to get a good look. 600 bucks. A you tube video on how to fix a garage door is cheaper than that. 😜

Great video thanks

What kind of tubing did you use? And is that a MIG or TIG weld?

Can you tell me where did you get all your components? i.e. tires, torque converter, brakes etc

Good Job :-)

Sweet go kart

Great job fella's, I'm sure the BUG has hit you now and you're already planning a different design so learn what you can from each and every part you build and enjoy what you do because it could lead you into a career of fabricating or maybe just the hobby of it but either way there is nothing better than being able to build what you desire.

I really liked the video but what kind of pipe did you use? i cant find it on home depot

What gauge is the sheet metal you used for the floor?

Hey bro can you tell me how much it cost all together to build this? Not including tools or paint just strictly parts.

Hi bro, could you tell me where did you buy the break system and wheels..?

what type of brakes did you use, car brake discs are a bit too big for the wheels that I have so I was thinking about using motorcycle or bike brakes but I don't know if the bike brakes are strong enough? The engine is only about 1.5 hp but still.

What tubing did you use? Thin wall electrical?

nice frame

Almost 1M views, congrats

45km or mph? And how much was the overall cost in usd

I really want to do this myself but was wondering if you had a parts list/had a place where you found out what parts to use

yo can you like maybe put up a list of all the things you used here? like those brakes and the steering shaft !! also where you got them from

awesome channel name. it's so friggin good. keep goin

Where did u buy the parts like the axel and other parts

Next time, if there is a next time (and there should be) because you'll only get better at it, especially putting all of this work in, you guys should make sure to measure, measure, measure. Draw out a perfectly measured grid on that sheetrock or whatever medium you use, and use the grid to get your two sides even. Then measure and mark directly onto the metal with permanent marker every single time you're going to weld a joint. Like that old saying "Measured once, cut twice, and the damn thing is still too short." :D

Curious if it has the so called flexibility as suspension like on a competition kart im wanting to drive one to learn racing but feel like buying a used go kart that is build according to regulation but feels kinda expensive for me who is still young.

Do you have any blueprints for this build? This is exactly what I'm wanting to make

What sprocket size are you running?

Do you have any sort of parts list for what you used for hubs, tie rods, steering assembly ETC? Thanks

no one dislike anymore its perfect

if you want it to steer better, switch the spindles. you have them mounted left/right switched. steering arms should be behind the axle

That’s a good way to test your welds 🤣

What type of welder did you use?

Exhaust is awesomeness

hey! I would like to ask you where did you buy the brake sistem and the rims and tyres

Do you have any plans or measurements, I really like the design

Where did you get the pipe for the frame and what size

I have a question the shifter karts can have a suspension??

Hey man very nice build! Iwas wondering if you had any sort of measurements for any of the piping? That would be really appreciated.

Very nice bro I like your go kart ❤❤❤

Is “Home Depot pipe” 3/4 inch EMT? Electrical conduit??? If so I’m impressed that stuff is not easy to bent and weld on.

Great job I subbed

How much did the materials cost? Like the pipe, axles, and engine?

where did you'll go for parts? any links would be helpful

if you want to succeed making youtube videos, don't ever film in portrait mode.

What kind of seat did you guys use?