[Kartbuilding] Kart Instructions

[Stephen Burke]

Hi Jeff,

Sorry about the slow reply.

Unfortunately I don't have the Racing Kart Plans in inches. They are all
in millimetres. There is approximately 25mm in 1 inch.
http://kartbuilding.net/racingkart/Old_Racing_Kart/chassis.htm and
http://kartbuilding.net/racingkart/index.html

Building a kart from the ground up is the most fun - and you get to
learn loads regarding engines, transmission, chains, wheels and hubs.
There seems to be loads of kids getting a complete kart made for them
and off they go. They don't seem to appreciate a kart when its just
given to them. If they help and are involved in making the kart - it
means much more.

I'm glad you found the www.kartbuilding.net website useful. If you have
any other questions, don't hesitate - just drop me an email.

Best of luck,
-steve

On 04/02/2013 23:57, Jeff Maxey wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I am looking to have my son (6 years old) and I build a kart this
> summer as a Father -- Son project with hopes of putting him on the
> track at some point in the near future. I have reviewed the plans you
> provided on your site but was hoping I could review in inches -- if
> available? Could you point me in the right direction? I have him now
> on a 125cc 4-wheeler (of course in full gear) but think he may enjoy
> not only the project, but something a little different. I was hoping
> to build from ground - up, but if there are any ideas better, as I am
> certainly new to this, that you may be able/willing to assist in,
> please let me know. I apologize for reaching out but felt any info I
> could soak in would be great and your site was absolutely one that I
> deemed beneficial.
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> Thanks,
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> Jeff Maxey
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