You have the best detail video for a motorcycle to go kart conversion, as for the sprockets how do you figure out what to order. I have a Honda cb650 that I’m looking to do the same with.
Why do u need a jack shaft? Could u move the sprocket inline with the motor and not use the shaft system?? Im new to all this, there is probably a good reason
The sprocket on the original buggy axle has a welded on bracket, I wasn't able to move it without more modification. I also was not able to make the chain from the motorcycle go straight down to the axle. So basically the jackshaft helped twice.
Hey what's up I'm building one with a motorcycle engine as well and I would like to know the name of the stuff you use to make that bracket in the back with the extra sprockets I really appreciate it and you made a amazing go kart
No I dont have any links.... the sprockets were meant for another application, but I modified them to fit on a 1" shaft. The jackshaft is just a piece of 1" solid stock.
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You have the best detail video for a motorcycle to go kart conversion, as for the sprockets how do you figure out what to order. I have a Honda cb650 that I’m looking to do the same with.
Why do u need a jack shaft? Could u move the sprocket inline with the motor and not use the shaft system??
Im new to all this, there is probably a good reason
You have the abilities of adding adjustment when you use a jack shaft bro in my opinion it's a better choice and looks cool too imo
The sprocket on the original buggy axle has a welded on bracket, I wasn't able to move it without more modification. I also was not able to make the chain from the motorcycle go straight down to the axle. So basically the jackshaft helped twice.
@@boostedadrenaline2884 Exactly! I can change its gearing for cheap.
Hey what's up I'm building one with a motorcycle engine as well and I would like to know the name of the stuff you use to make that bracket in the back with the extra sprockets I really appreciate it and you made a amazing go kart
@AlexMartinez-s2d 1" pillow block bearings, 1" steel shaft and a couple sprockets I found online.
What size your using for the pillow ball bearings! 20mm
Tha jack shaft and bearings are 1" . Not sure in mm
I was going to ask do you have a link for the sprockets an was the shaft order online! Thanks ks
No I dont have any links.... the sprockets were meant for another application, but I modified them to fit on a 1" shaft. The jackshaft is just a piece of 1" solid stock.
I'm have one haveing trouble hooking up shifter can ya help
What is the gear size and chain size you used building one my self I'm trying to figger out the sizes I need
530 chain. The jackshaft has a 16 tooth from the motor and a 12 tooth going to the axle. Stock sprockets on the motor and axle.
@@mr.b1259 ok cool what size jake shaft you using. I'm using a ex500 motor I was thinking a 1 inch
1" jackshaft. It has held up so far.
@@mr.b1259 very nice that what I was thinking thank u
Hey bro where did u get that jack shaft from?
I bought the sprockets online. I went to a local metal supply house and got some solid 1" steel