SrikarG3

email?

Sure, thank you!

Sure, email?

Yes, I believe it was a PB-6.

Yes, the Birel chassis work perfectly fine. However, this roller seems to have a little less room compared to the Emmick Venom chassis I have. Regardless, there are many ways to work around that, and I think that this would be a good buy for you as you haven't been able to find many others...

Yes, you can wire in a Cycle Analyst with its corresponding shunt: https://www.evdrives.com/category_s/3924.htm Sure, what is your email?

I got the chassis off of Craigslist from someone local who had a bunch of frames lying around in his garage. I recommend looking around online at Craigslist or contacting local dealers.

Sure, do you have a preferred email or way I can get the PDF to you?

Sure, I will send it directly to your Instructables account.

Hello,This is from my experience driving the kart:I usually can go around 10-15 miles before the kart slows down considerably. I charge my battery for around 6 hours (overnight).

Cool, good luck. Lemme see it when you finish the build.

Looks cool. So, first off, remove the engine and everything from the back of the go kart. And with the motor that you're buying, it looks like you might need to get or create a mount that would raise the motor in order to run the chain vertically kind of like how the stock go kart is. I can't really see how they have the chain set, but from what I understand, if the motor's sprocket that you get with it doesn't match the bigger sprocket that was on the stock kart, then you might have to just do the chain system yourself. Here's what I suggest: Get a split sprocket that matches the pitch of your motor sprocket and then bolt it down where the original sprocket used to be. Align the motor sprocket with the bigger sprocket. Then, get the matching chain and lock it on. Hope that helps.

Yes, getting a prebuilt frame will for sure save you not only time beforehand but also when you are getting ready to put the kart together. I got this frame for a hobbyist who happened to have a couple of preowned race kart frames on hand. You might consider Craigslist or local go kart racing companies.

Thanks!

Thanks...Yeah, I was considering the Purdue race. Will probably do it starting in the middle of the year.