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Who you callin fox guy?

not really, if u knew anything about engines u would understand that a tuned dirt bike engine built for racing is definitely faster than an industrial generator/water pump engine. but there is no replacement for displacement and with the right modifications the 212 will poop on the 80. also put a 6 speed tranny on the 212 just like the 80 and see the difference.

@@RainbowSheep_was_takenyou’d have to spend a lot of money to make a 6.5hp 212 shit on a 18hp cr80 engine, but sure. Engine weighs less and has much more power.

@@kevinragsdale6256 not really, idk how much a cr80 engine costs but its definitely waaay more than a generator engine. And with modifications it might be close. But both have their benefits, ive ridden a cr80 and a 212 and the 212 has more torque. i just hate to see people say that 2 strokes are better without any arguments.

@@RainbowSheep_was_taken wasn’t even an argument, if you comprehended the original comment you would have noticed that. He stated the FACT that the original 80cc 2 stroke engine would have shit on whatever little trash 212 they put on the bike. End of discussion.

@@kevinragsdale6256 bro ur not educated on the honda gx clone community. I bet with a well tuned billet internals and cammed 212 or 224, it would shit on that 80cc moped. Idk where u got that "fact" from. Ive ridden a cr80 and a mild built 208cc gx clone and i know that my 208cc with stock cam is way better, it was geared for stop speed and still beat the 80 in a drag race.

If you had looked at his tip, you would see that he is using flux core hence the splatter. Anti splatter spray would have taken care of that splatter.

Hi Iam not good understand your disaster what happen on your brother

I used 5/8" bolts. The front trucks are 12" without the bolts. The back trucks are 8.5" without the bolts. The front bolts are 3 inches and the rear are 5 inches. Although if I were to make one again I would make the bolts at least half an inch longer just so I have the little more material to work with.

Thank you very much for the help, in c Thank you very much for the help, I am working on my own mountainskate and this helped me a lot

Care to share one 😂. I guess edelbrock just skimped out on their air filters

I could probably make and sell you the trucks but you would have to make the deck yourself

Nope it worked just fine with 420 chain

@@FlamingRayz roger that I’m building a 1990 xr200r and the chains a520 so I believe I’ll have to do something to make it. Work yanks for the reply!

@@Artifactfanatic You’re welcome and good luck with your build!

@@Artifactfanaticjust use skateboard wheels as tensioners , hone out the middle of the wheel so the chain has something to sit in (it’ll slip If you don’t sand or make a groove for the chain to sit in , in the middle on the wheel just got done making mine chain never pops now) then grab a metal bracket drill 2 holes on your frame near your chain and 2 holes in the bracket , connect the bracket , fine out the spot where the skateboard wheel takes out mostly all the slack but leave just a lil bit of slack , drill a hole for the skateboard wheel and your pretty much finished

I thought about it but I’m planning on putting straps on it so I figured it wouldn’t really do much

@@FlamingRayz OH rIGHTEOUS BRO! sTRAPS ARE A way BETTER WAY TO GO with a petrol powered board & besides, the graphics are dope as hell. BUT - i gottas admit - Thatr deck, came off, like it was the 100th deck you made - not your 1st. The curve & tip angles/ amount of concabe (from what I can see) LOOKS DAMN REFINED. Youdid a flat out kick ass job man. Nothin short of impressive. YOu mighht miss havin access to those kick ass apparatus your school has available for use. I'd give my left nut to use a shop like that. Take care man & be safe

Thanks man! Yeah I miss having a good shop with tools and space and air conditioning.

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I got them from ace hardware but you can order them online too

Thanks man! I appreciate that a lot

Thanks! You could make the screws look nicer by using a centering drill bit like the ones for door hinges when you pre drill, or you could use some kind of adhesive and just hold it down while it dries.

Bros shocked that there’s a video uploaded in the past 6 months (he cannot relate in the slightest)

It’s just a 3/4” centrifugal clutch for a 420 chain. I upgraded it later for a torque converter so if you can spare the change I would just get the torque converter

It’s a 15x5.5 -6 cleat tire

To build or to buy

@@FlamingRayz either one

About $900 to build with powder coating included

I don’t think so, I just used these 1” lock collars and welded one side to the frame and it worked fine. www.gopowersports.com/axle-lock-collar-1/

@@FlamingRayz thanks!

@@FlamingRayz so I can just tack weld mine down after I lock it semi in place with a u bolt?

Are you tacking down the u bolt or the rack?

@@FlamingRayz What I ended up doing was actually grinding the black paint off and welding it into place on the frame lol

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Just make it better lol. I don’t really what to tell you cause it’s different for each kart. Just make it strong enough and give yourself plenty of travel and your good

Lol I can kinda see it

Sorry man I don’t know what it is

the gowpowersports rack and pinion kit is m10x1.25.

I used two 1” lock collars from GoPowersports and welding one end to the frame and left the other end up so I could still hold and unbolt it

@@FlamingRayz got a picture of that?

Here’s the link for it www.gopowersports.com/axle-lock-collar-1/

@Flaming Rayz any chance you can send a picture of how you mounted it? I know the collar you are talking about but still not understanding where u put it

I just did mine today ...I'll send pic

I live in the U.S. so i used 5/8" bolts. The front trucks are 12" without the bolts. The back trucks are 8.5" without the bolts. The front bolts are 3 inches and the rear are 5 inches. Although if I were to make one again I would make the bolts at least half an inch longer just so I have the little more material to work with. I used 1” steel square tube and i think the trundle parts are 1.5”. I have some older videos on them if you want to see how I made them .

Glad I could help 👍

It is actually! but only if you can pick it up in Utah. I won’t ship it anywhere cause the shipping would be more than the trike

Thanks man! It’s probably cause I upload every couple months so I don’t get a lot of exposure

Unfortunately I don’t

Thanks man!

Check out the latest videos on it, I added a cvt transmission instead of the centrifugal clutch!

@@FlamingRayz good deal

Mostly go power sports. The bearings are from Amazon but the rest was either homemade or from go power sports

What you got?