TonyKart Gokart with Yamaha KT100 Demonstration Run at Apex Kart Track

TonyKart with Yamaha KT100 Demonstration Run at Apex Kart Track
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[@flynnjacobs1662]

You gotta ajust that clutch it’s 4 stroking into corners

[@mrnrguy]

Grew up first with a Briggs 4stroke, Beefed up Yamaha Frame dirt kart then did the school out in Oxnard at Jim Hall. Boy, I miss it!

[@makoreyflorida6528]

what clutch do you have on it ???

[@dylanupchurch2708]

Would u ship and how much

[@6perfects634]

How much are those motor things you use to start it up?

[@bennyboy6069]

@6 Perfect’s. A starter ? Around like 100-300 dollars depending on where you get it.

[@canadapainter658]

how long do those engines last?

[@vincentjlefevre]

canada painter - how long they last between rebuilds depends on how competitive you want to be. Top drivers rebuild them after each race and have them rebuilt so as to get the most out of them. They can be built to last a year (8 to 10 hours of track time). If maintained well and run correctly, they can run for years with multiple rebuilds. The Yamaha KT100 engine has been raced since at least the mid 80s. It's a great engine to get started in karting.

[@canadapainter658]

Vincent = alright I will look into it. I was asking the engines durability since I will not push it.,.,so with that kind of attitude I wonder how long would it last between rebuilds.

[@tjrn4203]

@Brian F. skusa is for people who cant afford to car race kt100s are the genuine deal cheap to rebuild if you run them on high oil and don't flat rev on straights it will last a life time if you ar competing with them your friend is correct 1 to 2 builds a season what's good about this it's easy to do yourself with correct tools for less then $300

[@kenny-wg8uv]

​@@vincentjlefevre😊