Pro open dirt flat kart engine

[flattop1]

650$

Decent price.

 

[Bradonmorriskinetik]

So what would you experts say is the better option a built Clone or a built animal?

Im split between the 2

 

[Bradonmorriskinetik]

Animal


Big valve head, stroker crank, double valve springs, long rod. Comes with 3 disk bully

 

[Mac_49]

If you're mechanically inclined or at least want to learn/try a build on your own...the Predator isn't a bad option. I only say this because it's $99 which helps when you're looking into aftermarket parts and tools. I know they get a bad wrap but they're a lot of fun to build, parts are crazy available and can make some decent power. Remember that just because you have the most power doesn't mean you automatically win.

 

[Ted Hamilton]

If your "small bullring" tracks are high-grip dont-lift tracks, then smaller engines may keep up (GX390, 125cc Sudam), if it's a high-speed-differential track, you want brute torque available (think 450 mx'er.) If this is a true RWYB class, prepare to see some major HP escalations...

 

[Bradonmorriskinetik]

Picked up a animal yesterday hope I’m happy with my decision what do you guys think

Moonshine racing engine
Briggs animal bored and stroked with a fastermotors.com .233 stroker kit (billet)
Big valve head 1.25 intake 1.25 exhaust
Dual valve springs
Roller rockers
Billet crank
Billet connecting rod
Billet flywheel
Dual crank bearings
Billet block side covers
Tillotson carb
Running methonal

 

[BrendanFitz#73]

Maybe it's just me but I don't trust the clone or predator blocks. Something about making a cheap engine that wasn't designed for racing into a powerhouse has never sounded like a good idea to me. I'd stick with the animal any day of the week. Yeah the price may be more but you get an engine that was purpose built from the start lol. All the parts in that animal should make it one bad*** engine.