I am NOT discounting or talking down on anything Chris does.. but come on. He's essentially doing this full time, where C&C are a couple dudes with day jobs who like to have fun once in a while. More to the point, who really actually cares? If you don't like C&C, it's simple. Don't watch it. If you don't like RBG, cool. Don't watch it. What the community really doesn't need is this stupid fan fueled war on which channel is better. You know who my favorite channel is? *ALL OF THEM.*
Very different builders, ones a full fabrication channel, the other is alot more varied, then red beards kinda in the middle. C&c have a better production quality also ike is probably the most knowledgeable out of the lot.
time for a 3rd engine on the front and a couple of cv shafts... 4x4 go kart anybody? man this frame is probably the coolest go-kart frame ive ever seen i cant wait to see this thing on the trails
Really slick, I like watching your stuff. I was a mechanic/fabricator for a lot of years and its refreshing to see someone doing things properly the first time and not be broke down 15 times on a initial ride because of something they did shoddy work on it. Kids, be like rather B welding... :)
Love how you said that you will make small mods to the frame then proceed to completely redesign it. I also like how you edit these videos to make the builds look easy when many of us know that it is anything but. You will continue to grow and have become my favorite project build channel out of the many that I started watching first. Keep up the great work.
I don’t often compliment people on RUclips, but when I do, it’s for a good reason. Fantastic work. Your builds are the most original, most interesting, and best looking I’ve seen on RUclips, and they’re only getting better.
this if my favorite built yet! i have always thought your builds never had enough ground clearance. but on this build you have fixed that problem definitely the coolest looking build yet that's for sure and don't even get me started on that sweet suspension can't wait for the next episode and many more on this build
This is awesome! Can not wait to is it up and running! Just and idea you need to put a camera on the back and front so we can see the suspension working when to take your test drive! GREAT JOB!!!
You AMAZE me, your projects are AWSOME, you are constantly pushing your skills to the next level, and most of all i must say you INSPIRE me to build my own projects and for this reason i thank you.
Very good job in your design. The full suspension makes complete sense. It's so annoying when a vehicle has, like, 2 inches or so of suspension travel, and 8 or more inches of ground clearance. Your kart will be able to make full use of its suspension to land softly off of jumps, or smooth out even huge discrepancies in the road! Thanks for the vid.
you have so many subscribers because you do quality work that is structurally sound. A couple other channels do crazy stuff and slap junk together but always end up with the same old same old just with a different appearance...no creativity. BTW - I'm a retired GM Manufacturing Engineer so I look at you builds with a critical eye. You have a lot of talent. Keep up the good work
It shows in your work. You have a good grasp of making your projects structurally sound yet aesthetically appealing. I'd love to drive this cart. I have a Trailmaster 150 XRX that I like a lot
Awesome build. The suspension is awesome and has plenty of ground clearance. You should build those motors with the parts GPS has to make them 25hp each and it will definitely be unstoppable
Looking great. Really impressive how you fab everything. Wonder if two more shocks in the rear may help. Perhaps you could mount them to the inside towards the rear of each rear swing arm.
Duuuuuuuuuuuude! ....its like all I can say. Your entire channel is full of evolution and inspiration. The video community you've become a part of is just awesome. To see the builds come to life is amazing. Seeing the growth and support is the very definition of what RUclips is about. You, RedBeard, QuadRicers, and many others are so great. Thank YOU is really all that should be said. Anxious for part 4 5 6 7 8 9 10...so on and so on...
an I 've said it before but I am saying it again you got a boat load of talent young man, you could very easily be working for nascar building chassis with the training they provide, your that good.seriously.love you video's young man keep the the excellent work.
That home made rack and pinion steering setup you made is pretty clever. Some pretty impressive engineering overall too. Have you ever considered refining one of your designs and going into production?
LossVegas I’ve been thinking about that for a while. I have a few frame ideas that could be built and sold. Right now I just don’t have enough space for that unfortunately.
You should consider a couple 420 Predators or similar on here just for the added benefit of lighting. I'm still a couple years out from building my own buggy, can't do much in an apartment, but I do have the old lady's blessing to build one. I do like your rear trailing arm suspension. Next time you do a collab with Greg at Red Beard's Garage, take this with for sure, you'll have the ground clearance that you needed. On top of that I would consider more side skirts or fairings along the body and seal the wear the sheet metal and body meet, so it'll be more waterproofed. Also, add some fenders over at least the front tires, so you don't kick so much debris at yourself. Keep up the awesome work, been watching your builds for quite some time.
That thing is badass! I wish I had your talent man. Well done. I'd love to have a frame like that to put a 670cc in it. Again, well done. I can't wait to see it in action bud.
First frame was a working inspiration to this awesome looking frame. Your fabrication and welding skills are outstanding. Your video production/editing is as good if not better than Cars & Cameras. Love watching your projects come to life. Following on Instagram.
Looking great and I love the way the suspension is moving. It's probably just me but I find it weird having the front wider than the rear, unless that's just the camera angle making it look that way.
DAMN Dude! I gotta say that R.B.W. has seriously stepped up your game. That New kart is just plain BAD TO THE BONE! you're number one on the tube for sure. The others just don't have a good plan in place and hastily slap something together. Yes they work but have some pride in your work.
WOW. that suspension moves! great travel on both ends. The front seems a bit stiffer than the rear. I am wondering how the rear will react when the throttle is punched (squat, raise, or neutral). I enjoy watching the way you do things. You don't over think things to the point that impedes progress.
So much for the know it all's who could not shut up about how that rear suspension would not work. I knew you were on the right track with that suspension, now on the next one just need to get the weight of the motors off of the trailing arms to make for a better ride and better handling. And that thing looks sick real sick, can't wait to see it on some really bumpy dirt roads maybe even some small jumps to start with. Keep it going and keep the video's coming...
I am liking the suspension design a lot. I like the long arms up front with dual shocks. I was skeptical about your dual rear swing arm design but I think you've built it very strong. The one thing I would consider adding is a rear sway bar. If you plan on doing a long of crawling where you want articulation you wouldn't want one, but without it you're going to have some serious body roll cornering at higher speeds.
It definitely needs some bigger wheels and tires but it's a super badass frame. You could even go up to like 28 inches in the rear and a little shorter in the front and just use car tire spares in the front and A/Ts in the rear
I really enjoy watching you fabricate, all of these go karts, and I was wondering being a welder fabricator myself. Do you measure and make sure the parts are symmetrical, I'd like to see some of that.
DUDE! That's Freaking Amazing! The Frame Looks Glorious, the Suspension... The Suspension is SO Awesome. I thought this cart was cool to begin with 3 years ago, but now, I just Can't wait to see this thing in action!. Great Job dude. (You could even make big bucks doing this for a living selling these carts. i'd buy one in an instance)
I have been a mechanic for 40 years. You are extremely talented.
You put cars and camera to shame. You do such quality work. Enjoy the videos. Keep up the good work man.
David Ponder hey I love cars and cameras they are both equally great
I am NOT discounting or talking down on anything Chris does.. but come on. He's essentially doing this full time, where C&C are a couple dudes with day jobs who like to have fun once in a while.
More to the point, who really actually cares? If you don't like C&C, it's simple. Don't watch it. If you don't like RBG, cool. Don't watch it. What the community really doesn't need is this stupid fan fueled war on which channel is better. You know who my favorite channel is? *ALL OF THEM.*
elesjuan Well said
Very different builders, ones a full fabrication channel, the other is alot more varied, then red beards kinda in the middle. C&c have a better production quality also ike is probably the most knowledgeable out of the lot.
@@tballz1988 ike is far from knowledgeable. But still like both.
time for a 3rd engine on the front and a couple of cv shafts... 4x4 go kart anybody? man this frame is probably the coolest go-kart frame ive ever seen i cant wait to see this thing on the trails
I was thinking the same. Time for 4WD.
congrats on 150k! it was worth waiting 3 videos just to see you shake that suspension side to side. it is udderly amazing.
Really slick, I like watching your stuff. I was a mechanic/fabricator for a lot of years and its refreshing to see someone doing things properly the first time and not be broke down 15 times on a initial ride because of something they did shoddy work on it. Kids, be like rather B welding... :)
Love how you said that you will make small mods to the frame then proceed to completely redesign it. I also like how you edit these videos to make the builds look easy when many of us know that it is anything but. You will continue to grow and have become my favorite project build channel out of the many that I started watching first. Keep up the great work.
Looks epic. Perfect blend of form and function. Looks like its moving fast while sitting still.
I don’t often compliment people on RUclips, but when I do, it’s for a good reason. Fantastic work. Your builds are the most original, most interesting, and best looking I’ve seen on RUclips, and they’re only getting better.
That is awesome! You have to take it off jumps to really test the suspension!
If you had your own shop you could sell these all the time
Looks good but I would suggest putting some webs on those longer A arms, keep up the great work
You have some good engineering skills. Looks tough and well thought out.
this if my favorite built yet! i have always thought your builds never had enough ground clearance. but on this build you have fixed that problem definitely the coolest looking build yet that's for sure and don't even get me started on that sweet suspension can't wait for the next episode and many more on this build
That suspension is awesome, cant wait to see it ripping!
looking fresh m8 love your builds keep up good work
I can't believe how much travel that thing has I like that design a lot
I was skeptical about your rear suspension design but looks like it is working great. Congratulations and keep up the great work.
This is awesome! Can not wait to is it up and running! Just and idea you need to put a camera on the back and front so we can see the suspension working when to take your test drive! GREAT JOB!!!
Man what I love about you is you show us how you do the things you do! Thank you keep up the great work!
My fav fabricator hands down. Been watching since day 1
dude i tell people every day man, true bad ass man, thank you for your time
You AMAZE me, your projects are AWSOME, you are constantly pushing your skills to the next level, and most of all i must say you INSPIRE me to build my own projects and for this reason i thank you.
With the sheet metal on, you cant get to the tubes anymore to weld it... :) Great video! Thank you for sharing!
Very good job in your design. The full suspension makes complete sense. It's so annoying when a vehicle has, like, 2 inches or so of suspension travel, and 8 or more inches of ground clearance. Your kart will be able to make full use of its suspension to land softly off of jumps, or smooth out even huge discrepancies in the road! Thanks for the vid.
I wonder if it would be worth it to put 2 seperate throttles so you can use them to steer sharper when you want to.
Make it so when its full steer one way it would boost the throttle to one engine
you have so many subscribers because you do quality work that is structurally sound. A couple other channels do crazy stuff and slap junk together but always end up with the same old same old just with a different appearance...no creativity. BTW - I'm a retired GM Manufacturing Engineer so I look at you builds with a critical eye. You have a lot of talent. Keep up the good work
Thanks man, I think it’s the attention to detail that people appreciate. It takes a lot longer to build stuff like that but it’s worth it in the end.
It shows in your work. You have a good grasp of making your projects structurally sound yet aesthetically appealing. I'd love to drive this cart. I have a Trailmaster 150 XRX that I like a lot
Congratulations on your 150,000 + subscribers, and the suspension looks dialed in for a comfortable trail ride. 👍
Suspension looks great! You should think about tapping in a few grease fittings into your sleeved parts, that will smooth out the action a lot.
Awesome build. The suspension is awesome and has plenty of ground clearance. You should build those motors with the parts GPS has to make them 25hp each and it will definitely be unstoppable
Looks great, your builds are getting more and more advanced. You're almost at the point of putting VW engines in these!
Yes!! That's a great idea
Why install an underpowered VW engine? Street bike engines are the way to go
N VD97 you can build a vw 1600cc engine to have over 200hp
@@nicovanduin1553 I was starting more along the lines that his builds look alot like dune buggies, which have been historically powered by VW engines.
@@bigfootandbananaman4746 You can build anything to make big power. It's just way more cost efficient to go with a motorcycle engine
Looking great. Really impressive how you fab everything. Wonder if two more shocks in the rear may help. Perhaps you could mount them to the inside towards the rear of each rear swing arm.
Looks super heavy now. I feel like you have what it takes to build a full custom motorcycle 👍
HOLY CRAP THAT THING IS AMAZING!!!! This is absolutely your best build!!!
Nice build lots of time sunk into that and it shows good luck and keep up with the hard work
Can't wait for part 4. Shout out from S.Africa
this thing turned out sick I cant wait to see it in action, love the long travel buggy style its really cool
Suspension looks perfect. Keep up the good work
Love the builds your a really good fabricator its is a beast now it needs the honda cbr 600 engine on it
Duuuuuuuuuuuude!
....its like all I can say. Your entire channel is full of evolution and inspiration. The video community you've become a part of is just awesome. To see the builds come to life is amazing. Seeing the growth and support is the very definition of what RUclips is about. You, RedBeard, QuadRicers, and many others are so great. Thank YOU is really all that should be said. Anxious for part 4 5 6 7 8 9 10...so on and so on...
sweet build man, cant want to see her in action again with the new suspencion setup 👍
gonna need a sway-bar with that lean... but excellent work looks like its gonna be a blast!
Wow I'm super impressed. Looks so mean. And the suspension is really good. Good job👍👌
Nice work at least you saved a little bit of the green paint 👍
an I 've said it before but I am saying it again you got a boat load of talent young man, you could very easily be working for nascar building chassis with the training they provide, your that good.seriously.love you video's young man keep the the excellent work.
Dude that thing is mint! Think I'm gonna have to get me a welder...
That suspension is awesome!
Nice build man you hit it out of the park with this one
Thanks for liking this it means a lot to me
The doubters will never doubt u again. Nice job
That home made rack and pinion steering setup you made is pretty clever. Some pretty impressive engineering overall too.
Have you ever considered refining one of your designs and going into production?
LossVegas I’ve been thinking about that for a while. I have a few frame ideas that could be built and sold. Right now I just don’t have enough space for that unfortunately.
Awesomeness. That thing has alot of travel cant wait to see you ride it
The high ground clearance looks so cool! Nice video👌
You should consider a couple 420 Predators or similar on here just for the added benefit of lighting. I'm still a couple years out from building my own buggy, can't do much in an apartment, but I do have the old lady's blessing to build one. I do like your rear trailing arm suspension. Next time you do a collab with Greg at Red Beard's Garage, take this with for sure, you'll have the ground clearance that you needed. On top of that I would consider more side skirts or fairings along the body and seal the wear the sheet metal and body meet, so it'll be more waterproofed. Also, add some fenders over at least the front tires, so you don't kick so much debris at yourself. Keep up the awesome work, been watching your builds for quite some time.
That thing is badass! I wish I had your talent man. Well done. I'd love to have a frame like that to put a 670cc in it. Again, well done. I can't wait to see it in action bud.
First frame was a working inspiration to this awesome looking frame. Your fabrication and welding skills are outstanding. Your video production/editing is as good if not better than Cars & Cameras. Love watching your projects come to life. Following on Instagram.
Looking great and I love the way the suspension is moving.
It's probably just me but I find it weird having the front wider than the rear, unless that's just the camera angle making it look that way.
I liked the look but as soon as it flexed I loved it I need to build this thing my friends would lose there minds
DAMN Dude! I gotta say that R.B.W. has seriously stepped up your game. That New kart is just plain BAD TO THE BONE! you're number one on the tube for sure. The others just don't have a good plan in place and hastily slap something together. Yes they work but have some pride in your work.
I love watching what u do, now hurry up and finish it, I cant wait to see it run!!!!
Can’t wait to see you taking it out on a first time ride.
WOW. that suspension moves! great travel on both ends. The front seems a bit stiffer than the rear. I am wondering how the rear will react when the throttle is punched (squat, raise, or neutral). I enjoy watching the way you do things. You don't over think things to the point that impedes progress.
this is awesome, i think you should add something for mud protection :) i'm looking forward to see it runing :)
Nice looking welds dude.
This is the go cart build I’ve been wanting to see👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That is the dopest,coolest gokart I ever saw
So much for the know it all's who could not shut up about how that rear suspension would not work. I knew you were on the right track with that suspension, now on the next one just need to get the weight of the motors off of the trailing arms to make for a better ride and better handling. And that thing looks sick real sick, can't wait to see it on some really bumpy dirt roads maybe even some small jumps to start with. Keep it going and keep the video's coming...
nice job with a hard turn and enough power might make it do a 3 wheel motion
Will say it again. Awesome build and different to every other go cart channel
Ay bro I never doubted your suspension design I think you should make more buggies like this
I am liking the suspension design a lot. I like the long arms up front with dual shocks. I was skeptical about your dual rear swing arm design but I think you've built it very strong. The one thing I would consider adding is a rear sway bar. If you plan on doing a long of crawling where you want articulation you wouldn't want one, but without it you're going to have some serious body roll cornering at higher speeds.
You need to get a tubing notching jig. Makes your tubes fit together better and makes it easier to weld plus stronger welds
Congrats on the 150k! And that dual engine, fully independent jungle jim looks ready to tear some shit up....
it would take cars and camera 10 years to build something like that lol nice job man 👍👍
It’s one of the best looking buggy’s you build I think
Great work. It’s all in the details
Four tires in back and you would have batman's tumbler. No, just plain AWESOME! You build cool stuff, that's why your channel blew up. Destiny. Man.
Love the work kepp it up, and I think that the design is new and interesting mane even enough to patent the rear end of the kart.
Your getting better and better every time you build stuff keep er up man your my favourite youtuber
What type tubing are you using to build the frame? ERW? DOM? Black water pipe?
He mentioned it before in his previous videos
I’m not exactly sure, I got a bunch of it for cheap at my local scrap yard. It seems to weld good and has plenty of strength.
I bet all that new metal is costing you a crap ton! But its def a one of a kind! Hope for great success with this build!
It definitely needs some bigger wheels and tires but it's a super badass frame. You could even go up to like 28 inches in the rear and a little shorter in the front and just use car tire spares in the front and A/Ts in the rear
I really enjoy watching you fabricate, all of these go karts, and I was wondering being a welder fabricator myself. Do you measure and make sure the parts are symmetrical, I'd like to see some of that.
It REALLY needs larger wheels and tires on the rear!!!!
J Walker i think it would throw it off balance and make the nose point down, i would support wider wheels tho. something like race atv wheels
It needs WIDER WHEELS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JSR Racing maybe a millimetre or two wider and taller I recon
Favorite build yet
looks good, are you going to put full floors around the driver's seat?
Looks amazing. Keep up the great work.
You should consider adding a grease fitting to the suspension linkages it might help with smoothness and longevity
can you show how you made that chain steering??
I think I do in an older video
Looks pretty simple tbh
Best work bro... Love from India...
i wish i was this talented with design, im looking to setup a blacksmith shop for hobby stuff, would love to be able to contribute to a build some day
Best build yet. GJ
DUDE! That's Freaking Amazing! The Frame Looks Glorious, the Suspension... The Suspension is SO Awesome. I thought this cart was cool to begin with 3 years ago, but now, I just Can't wait to see this thing in action!. Great Job dude. (You could even make big bucks doing this for a living selling these carts. i'd buy one in an instance)
Can't wait to see you riding
What do you use for the frame? Your builds are awesome. Makes me want to start building.
Man does that thing look badass great work man
Kart will dip into the turns rather well. Might even handle small jumps decent. Definitely handle the broken Jeep trails
Have you though of putting zerk grease fitting on the pivots of the arms etc ?
Great cart with really good clearance; but still needs a transmission and a reverse gear in it.
congratulation on the 150k bro! Great Channel!
Thanks man.
Love your work man, but please remove seat before doing any further work to avoid damage to it!
Looks sick. You just need bigger rear tires.