Derek at Power Republic presents part 2 of the ‘Fix any Go Kart’ series – rebuilding and beefing up the rear axle on the motorcycle-engined Project Kart.
The Australian-made Arrow X5 has a unique cam-adjuster to control the rear ride-height. In this video, Derek at Power Republic shows how the system works – plus a bunch of other build/adjustment tips.
After last week’s how-to video, Derek at Power Republic fielded lots of questions from viewers, so filmed another Sniper video, and goes into more detail.
Due to the Corona virus impacting production of components, the CIK-FIA has extended the validity of currently homologated chassis, brakes and bodywork for an extra year, meaning it won’t expire until 31st December 2021.
This week, Derek shows how to set up the gear selector on a Rotax DD2 go kart, from fitting the paddles to installing the cables and adjusting the shift-cut.
With no chain drive, the rear axle on a Rotax DD2 goes through the back of the engine casing. Here’s Power Republic’s latest how-to video on how to change it.
