Question

[flattop1]

Yes to start .

 

[XXX#40]

Excellent, I appreciate it! And I have all the bumpers I believe, just no body.

Slack sells a set of pedals that clamp on, or just have someone weld the pedal tubes back to the bumper.

 

[XXX#40]

Didn’t even think of that, and would I evenly distribute the washers as well?

LF washers in the middle, RF 2 more washers on top vs the LS.
Also with tires mounted on the kart, move all tires in as close as they will go, except for the LR.
RR takes a little work to get set, if the hub isn't double clamping type, put a lock collar against the back side.

 

[vtdad28]

Slack sells a set of pedals that clamp on, or just have someone weld the pedal tubes back to the bumper.

I’m gunna just weld them back on, will be easier and cheaper than buying new ones

 

[vtdad28]

LF washers in the middle, RF 2 more washers on top vs the LS.
Also with tires mounted on the kart, move all tires in as close as they will go, except for the LR.
RR takes a little work to get set, if the hub isn't double clamping type, put a lock collar against the back side.

Little confused about washers in the middle as it would be only top and bottom? I’ll go out and take a pic once I get my daughter to sleep

 

[ABR #69]

He means to center the spindle, with equal amounts of washers top and bottom on the LF, then equalize the RF, then move two washers to the top of the spindle compared to the LF.

 

[vtdad28]

He means to center the spindle, with equal amounts of washers top and bottom on the LF, then equalize the RF, then move two washers to the top of the spindle compared to the LF.

Perfect, thankyou. After being home with the kids all day something’s/most things go right over my head