Power Republic - How To Assemble A Go Kart Part Eight - Seat, Steering Wheel, Fuel Tank & Exhaust

[@jesperek6402]

You're the best man 👍🏼 your videos helps a lot and I learn for them so I can take care of the Tonykart we just bought to our family 🙂 keep up with your vids, as a beginner in this life, it's worth so much

[@PowerRepublic]

Jesper Ek thanks heaps for the positive vibes. #respect

[@samd8054]

Very helpful set of videos, thanks!

[@PowerRepublic]

Thanks Sammy D

[@vcinvestor4848]

Derek, thank you so much!!!

[@PowerRepublic]

You're very welcome!

[@jimmycrackers7914]

Hi there, love your video's! Just got in to karting, bought a 2nd hand intrepid 125cc rotax. So much fun! Only thing, my knee's are too close to the wheel . Do you know what the part is I need to add more space between my knee's and the wheel? Thanks in advance!!

[@PowerRepublic]

Hi Jimmy, how tall are you? you can cut the steering column down and re drill a new steering wheel boss bolt hole in the shaft. Also you can adjust the pedals foward until they are about to touch the front crash bars. Also remove the heel stops too. If that isn't enough, you can get or make a front bar extension kit.

[@jimmycrackers7914]

@@PowerRepublic Thanks for the swift reply! I'm 6"2, for someone with limited mechanical experience, which do you think would be the easiest/cost effective solution?

[@PowerRepublic]

Jimmy Crackers that’s tall for a kart but not impossible. Cheapest is to modify your self. Best is to buy/make a front extension kit.

[@fortnitehater7630]

Do I have to have a fuel pump to run the gas tank under the steering wheel

[@PowerRepublic]

Hi, which type of engine do you have?

[@olisutton1368]

Why does your chassis have loops for the fuel lines? Is that normal?

[@PowerRepublic]

its just a feature thats makes running the fuel lines neater. If you like you can always not use them and just zip tie the fuel line to the chassis.

[@jimslim83]

Does the return line run into the fuel or just top of the tank

[@PowerRepublic]

it should discharge to the top of the tank and then just fall back to the fuel at fuel level

[@jimslim83]

@@PowerRepublic will it be ok if I don't have a return line ? I have a 11 hp honda engine and I have a 3 or 4 hp honda clone im using one of the little black pulse pumps for each engine

[@2889Daniël]

To bad you guys don't deliver to Europe

[@PowerRepublic]

Hey Yo, thanks for watching, we ship some parts, whatcha chasing?

[@2889Daniël]

@@PowerRepublic thank you for your reply! I'll get back to you as soon as I have gone through my list.

[@george.8522]

Should this be the set up with my yamaha 125cc shfter kart??

[@PowerRepublic]

Hi Jorge, not sure about your kart without a photo, maybe email me a photo and I can check it out for you

[@george.8522]

@@PowerRepublic yes please! Email or number would be great soni can send you some lics!

[@george.8522]

@@PowerRepublic or even whatsapp to be able to video chat you

[@PowerRepublic]

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[@alexanderhegelund5629]

do i run a retun line i have a phbe 30 hs carb with dual fuel intake. (k7 engie from tm racing)

[@PowerRepublic]

yes, we do

[@alexanderhegelund5629]

@@PowerRepublic do i run from both fuel lines or just one of them

[@PowerRepublic]

@@alexanderhegelund5629 you have to run both back into one, then tee off one to the carb, the other back to the main tank

[@domenicomallardo]

Where may i found the clucht cable installation?

[@PowerRepublic]

Hi Doommal, I may have missed that bit. What kart to you have?

[@domenicomallardo]

@@PowerRepublic praga dragon evo with tm kz10

[@PowerRepublic]

@@domenicomallardo cool. the clutch cable is pretty straight forward. First, loosen the cable clamp that hold the tension on the cable near the steering boss. Then, get some slack in the cable and put the other end into the clutch arm and the outer sheath into the crankcase housing. Pull the cable tight and adjust the the cable clamp and you should be all done. hope that helps

[@domenicomallardo]

@@PowerRepublic thanks i'll do it 😉