Ultimate Predator 670cc Go Kart Swing Arm Build
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- In today's video we build the ultimate swing arm for a go kart. We had a viewer reach out and wanted a custom swing arm and fully built Predator 670cc v twin. We took on the task and wanted to take you along for the ride.
Parts Used On This Swing Arm -
Furick Cups - bit.ly/3Kfwxig
Back Purge Plugs - bit.ly/4bvuQsZ
1" Axle Bearings - amzn.to/3Q7UF8U
Extended Axle Flange Set - bit.ly/3WSk37C
Reverse Gear Box - Coming Soon
Reverse Gear Box Mount - bit.ly/3HbAUcx
Sprocket - amzn.to/3WUzg8d
Brake Rotor - amzn.to/3KfN9WV
Brake Calipers - amzn.to/3USSJUk
1/2" Heim Joints - amzn.to/4dN2zjb
3/4" Heim Joints - amzn.to/4dN2zjb
1.5" Stainless 90 bends - bit.ly/3OJ7hCG
1.5" Stainless V Band Clamp - bit.ly/4buiWj7
Mufflers - amzn.to/3Vbpmhh
4 x 4 Wheel Hubs - amzn.to/4dRmspc
Check Out Gunk Degrease Wipes - amzn.to/3UNRDJn
Check Out Gunk Engine Degreaser - amzn.to/3ytUHmm
Parts Used On This Build
Merch & Events - bit.ly/33YbmtO
Parts & Tools used on the channel - amazon.com/shop/redbeardsgarage
Quantum Machinery - Siegmund Welding Table - bit.ly/4aECr8j - code RBG
- Nargesa CC60 Bender - bit.ly/2xWDVxj
- Macc 320 Band Saw - bit.ly/3Tl2g5J
Prime Weld Tig 225x - amzn.to/3L4U3MG
Prime Weld MIG180- amzn.to/3KVUPvn
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I disagree with swingarms, especially when you have the powertrain on the swingarm. Single axis actuation and all that unsprung weight? Terrible. Nonetheless, I'll drop this comment and a like to help you fight the algorithm. All hail the algorithm.
Mad respect for the craftsmanship, but I cannot get behind these massive swing arm setups. All that unsprung weight has to make the performance of the suspension just awful. Ether way, absolutely sick setup🔥🔥🔥
Seeing those cuts on the square tube snap together on the weld table - that's precision. Very cool.
Hey can you bring back the boat build please
Have anybody thought of putting a 670 on a Harley?
So many negative comments …
Used to always look forward to your posts. Seems like anymore,you forgot either where you came from or who we are. Most of us are working out of a small shop or our garage. You used to connect with us. Not so much anymore
Alternator kit link?
I have an unrelated question??? When will you get the WC946 cylinder head from EC Carburetor’s? I would love to see the results when installed on a stroker wildcat build,really on any engine, lol. Great video by the way!
Still surprised that there is no chain /sprocket protection from hitting rocks , with your skills this would be easy to do .rest of the build is great 👍
The wipes come in handy when camping and nature calls, leaves you citrus fresh
keep up the good work !! V twins and Big blocks for ever .!!!!!!
Great job keep up the good work! Cant wait to see the independent suspension setup!
Love the shop and all the cool tools you have! Keep it up!
Great job on that swingarm
Those wipes look pretty good. But if you haven't got any of those around I've found that New Dawn Power Wash spray works great on my hands it's got a little bit of alcohol in it,that seems to cut through the oil and grease very well, better than regular Dawn, and if you've got some real nasty greasy stuff like stuff you find on the side of an engine block of an old leaky Ford, spray your hands first with WD, no I mean Blaster. Rub that in real good then use the Dawn Power Wash, and of course use water to get it all off. Oh and dry your hands, if yer one of those people. Not trying to be a commercial but I really do like the stuff.
Nice you learned tig welding good work man!
That is totally sick....talk about over build. You could drop a bomb on that, and it wouldn't scratch it. Very well done. Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to see the rest of the build. = )
Very nice setup..
Amazing work