LOL, what a crazy rig! Considering how FAST it goes once it's up on the pipe, you could probably gear it down a bunch with a bigger primary sprocket on the jackshaft. About double the size of the current sprocket wouldn't be too bad, and it would actually have some pulling power! I do believe it needs a chrome stack up out of one of the front fenders (with a flapper of course!) to complete the look and sound.😄👍👍
The plan from the start was to have a stack out the front but I had to put the brake where I was going to run it. I may end up getting a stack up there at some point. Gona have to wear a gas mask to ride though haha. I actually think I’m going to try a torque converter so I can keep some of the top speed but have a little bit more pulling power.
I really appreciate your content. I am new to go karts and I am stuck on getting mine that I salvaged running. Is it possible to send you some pictures of my set up to get an explanation of what I need to do to get the kart running?
I’ve tried that on my mustang PowerWheels and it helped a little but was back to how it looked originally after a month. It also turned the plastic white in many spots.
I haven’t used 303 but I have been using a similar product and it has kept the plastic flexible just hasn’t helped the color. The Jeep was starting to get brittle but it’s starting to soften back up.
