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Schister66 10-15-2007 04:38 PM

Re: So you think your honda is fast?
 
ive always wanted to build something like that...maybe a little bigger but with a liquid cooled sled engine/tranny

looks badass!!

Smith-02 10-15-2007 05:28 PM

Re: So you think your honda is fast?
 

Originally Posted by TorganFM
Lol @ 5hp to 100hp. If you would dyno that thing, I'm pretty sure at the max it's 30hp... that's what Ricky Ritter gets out of his Briggs Animals after doing some "working over." BTW Ritter is tech certified in kart racing, that means that if one of his motors is in a winning kart it doesn't need to be taken apart and inspected by officials. He's a local guy (Winchester) I've talked to about building a Briggs flathead twin for my race mower, and he says at the max 5hp's get 30ish.


50hp from a 100lb motor ftw.

RotaryGeek 10-15-2007 06:24 PM

Re: So you think your honda is fast?
 
haha damn i never really thought about it. i know its pretty high horsepower cuz the thing rips ridiculously fast but i never actually thought about it. ass dyno says close to 100 but my ass is retarted so flame on.

J-MAN 10-15-2007 06:46 PM

Re: So you think your honda is fast?
 
i could defanitley kill myself on one of those

evilleturbo 10-15-2007 08:04 PM

Re: So you think your honda is fast?
 
thats looks awesome. do you have any pics of the build?

MikeJ-2009 10-15-2007 09:47 PM

Re: So you think your honda is fast?
 
Looks like a fun toy. What's the weight difference between the cart and the motorcycle as it was?

TorganFM 10-15-2007 10:25 PM

Re: So you think your honda is fast?
 
Considering most karts are about 300lbs with driver, that is with a proper light driver (sub 150), so a typical kart is 150ish. They're light enough to pick up and move easily with 2 people. Add 75lbs for the bike motor and I'd say about 375-400lbs for a kart and small driver. What's a typical 600cc bike weigh with rider?

RotaryGeek 10-15-2007 10:39 PM

Re: So you think your honda is fast?
 
i think the 06 cbr 600 weighs like 5-600 iirc. the 07-08 1000's weigh less which makes no sense to me cuz there bigger in all aspects. but anyway it goes your gunna have some fun on that little Bitch.

TorganFM 10-15-2007 10:42 PM

Re: So you think your honda is fast?
 
Power to weight for the win >:D ----, my 300-400lb empty racing mower does 40mph with a stock 20hp opposed twin, it just takes a little bit to get up there. Shifter karts fly.

d-man 10-16-2007 11:56 AM

Re: So you think your honda is fast?
 

Originally Posted by crxdan
No front brakes on this one. I am the kind of fabricator that will fab something once, then look at it and say if I could do it all over again... i could make it 10x better. so thats why i butchered up a cheap chassis.
https://images.craigslist.org/010100...b40b00f0ca.jpg
Once the "testing" is done (ie.. clutch drops, see whats breaking, see what needs improvment) then the motor goes into this chassis.. which has front brakes. everythign will be tig welded and cromoly tube. no shortcuts...
Then the real fun begins... once its all built to perfection...
Its difficult to cut up an expensive chassis, put the motor in, and be happy with the final result without having some knowledge first.
I wont be going over 60mph with the "prototype" model anywas


Hope you know what kind of pre-heat you need for your chromoly. I don't like hearing about people getting seriously hurt.

Some guy lost his arm in a dragster because they didn't weld his roll cage together properly and it cracked right in the brittle haz. We had to study it in college and find the mode of failure.


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