Just depends but mostly my wire speed is a 5 and amps are 7-10

I have a list. Just burn out on specific phases. Not a fan of wiring and tedious steps. Tend to stall on most of my projects during this phase. But they all get finished….

Not sure what you mean.

They were too long. I had to shorten the mounting position and widen the horizontal separation.

3x5. May have been 5x5 too. I didn’t build them. Thanks for watching!!

@@drxcustoms7967 Thanks! Great video

You should! It was a fun car…

It depends. I’m not a great welder either. I’ve just done it enough now I think my welds will hold. The Kj plans make it easy though. So if you practice I’d say build one. If tools are an issue and you live close to AZ I’ll let you use my bender. If budget is no issue and you are 5’6 or shorter I’d say buy a trophy kart. Truly the trophy trucks of the kart world. You are looking for a Mod kart. They are amazing! Bout 10 to 30 grand to buy used. 50 for a new one. Thanks for watching!!

Thanks for watching!!

Thank you!! It’s for sale if you like it..

Thanks! It’s for sale if you really like it…

I’m in AZ. Do you have a KJ Raycing kart?

Tell your friends to subscribe!! Can’t stay there…lol

Don’t be jealous of my CC’s and low end torque….

The whole kart or the new axel? New axel was like 100 bucks in steel and heim joints. I didn’t build the whole kart. They are called trophy karts. There were a few professional shops that made them. Most if not all are out of business. Three different versions. Jr1-jr2 and mod karts. Frames a basically the same. Mods are available used from 10,000 to 50000 JR2’s are out there from 3000 to 8000. I wouldn’t mess with a jr1. They are good for kids from 7-8 to 16. Adults sub 5’6”.

Hi Bill. I’d consider building a roller for you. Where are you located?

Everything is for sale. lol. Find me on FB or Instagram and we’ll talk.

Thanks for watching!!

Happy to learn more/take some suggestions.

Thanks for the advice. I generally forget. I know it’s not good….

I try

Exactly, break it down into doable parts, and push hard for victories

I don’t recall. They perfectly though.

Ummm that is a Rogue Fab…..

I’ll measure to clearance but I’m getting 11” of wheel travel. With trailing arms I think you could get a bit more. The CV’s bind at 16”.

If you are close to AZ and want to build a KJRaycing kart I’ll you use my bender. Big saving on a tool that most will only use once.

I got them from a race team that build high end race quads. Honestly I’m going to replace them. Not enough turn angle.

@@drxcustoms7967 What wii you use? Do you have a machinist that makes custom spindle stubs. I bent my spindle stub and looking to get spindles machined to use Polaris rims

Which measurements?

You can buy the plans from KJRaycing.

Those are not final. They are 10” quad wheels with 20” sunf tires. I think they are too small for the XL frame. Will end up with 12-14” wheels and 26” tires.

@@drxcustoms7967 how wide? Curious how wide to go on the fronts

They are 7” on the front and 10” on the back.

@@drxcustoms7967 thank you! Can you tell me the width of the wheel as well? Did you just use Polaris outlaw wheels? They're 5" wide so is it an issue to mount 7" tires?

@@joeyg369you should be fine with the stock wheels.

I’m 6’5” with long legs.

Thank you for subscribing! With a motor change I think you could race it as a class 10 car. It has a turbo so it wouldn’t qualify. I’m a big fan of the classic big with long travel though. My next one will have a V-8….

I’ll go with 1 and 2….lol

Sorry about the mistake in editing!

Great suggestion!!

Ahhh you got that. It’s become a habit. Should I stop saying it??

What front spindles did you use for the custom front a-arms? Love that design! Would you happen to recall your bends and measurements for them? I'd like to make a set for my next one

I got the spindles from a guy who builds custom racing quads. He buys them but will not say from where. Honestly I’m going to delete them. They offer very little turn angle. So I’m going to copy them and he’s heim joints. Regarding the measurements. I think the rear arms are 18-19” with a 25 degree bend. 16” on the front arm. Plus heims. That will get you in the neighborhood.

I didn’t translate this but check out @kjraycing he sells the plans.