how do u put a snowmobile engine in a go cart. how do u hook up the clutching?????
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18 years ago
go carts
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18 years ago
What does this have to do with electronics?
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18 years ago
Maybe he's planning to add an OBDII system to his engine. ;)
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18 years ago
Try rec.crafts.metalworking instead. I'm not familiar with snowmobile engines myself, but if you can describe the engine or post some pictures, I can probably make a few suggestions.
Chris
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18 years ago
It depends on the go-cart itself as to the type of engine. If it's a simple tube steel frame with a simple sprocket drive rear axle you'll want a horizontal shaft engine. Preferably a four stroke in the 5-9 hp range. Power transmission is done by way of a drive chain and an centrifical clutch off the main shaft of the engine. The clutch can be gotten at any small engine shop or cycle/scooter shop.
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18 years ago
Why bother with a snowmobile engine?
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JazzMan
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