Flywheel

[Bandmn]

What is the best flywheel for a predator build consisting of all stock except for a weenie pipe, gov removed and aftermarket flywheel? Was kind of looking at this, pvl or a arc?

 

[Bandmn]

Or maybe this

 

[OVALTECH1]

i feel choice 2 will have a hard time cooling.

 

[Bandmn]

i feel choice 2 will have a hard time cooling.

It has a fin kit you have to pruchase seperate
https://www.bmikarts.com/Ultra-Light-Flywheel-for-Predator-212cc_p_10448.html

 

[OVALTECH1]

I like those slip stream wheels... they work great for the money

 

[triton03]

You running long or short track?

 

[Bandmn]

You running long or short track?

Short

 

[RCJ]

Some ultralites you have to space the coil out. The stock plastic fan will fit on the some also

 

[triton03]

Just my opinion the lite flywheel you need the fast acceleration of the corners and if your jetted correctly and timing is close don’t tape it up ( no fins to catch any air anyway) if your running to hot the karts way to tight anyway

 

[Bandmn]

Just my opinion the lite flywheel you need the fast acceleration of the corners and if your jetted correctly and timing is close don’t tape it up ( no fins to catch any air anyway) if your running to hot the karts way to tight anyway

The jet is no bigger than a 31 and a no go of 32. Stock air box and weenie pipe only allowed

 

[triton03]

Those motors like a loose kart and getting it loose yet retaining grip is the most important

 

[jsf74]

Also remember a light flywheel is harder to start and if your driver dumps the throttle a lot it will slow down faster especially on corner entry. Ive seen “depending on the driver” a heavy stock flywheel help a lighter footed driver maintain momentum just because of inertia.

 

[GClary]

Is there a rev rule ? If so , I would go for the heavier of the 2 .