My new go kart engine.

oscaryu1

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The total cost of this engine is probably more than a stock Blaster:

Before:

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Modifications:

GX160 E-Spec 14cc Clone Head
Stainless Steel Valves
Custom Keepers & Retainers
1.2:1 Ratio Rocker Arms
NR-Racing Lash Caps
Chrome Moly Push Rods
26lb Valve Springs
#92 Jet
ARC Billet Rod w/ Bearing Inserts
ARC Billet Flywheel
8 Degree Advance Flywheel Key
UNI Air Filter
Billet Air Filter Adapter
Dyno Cams .275" Lift Cam
Honda Flat Top Piston

Stock bore, stock stroke, pump gas.

Should produce close to 20-25HP.

Running on:

87 Octane Gasoline. No additives, octane boosters, nothing.

Red-E Racing Oil
 
You really should! And to think this started out as a 6.5HP Harbor Freight engine I got for $130! Hehe!

You can get used go karts from $150-$250. A steal. Start crazy-modding them. Don't blow a flywheel though!
 
Ive got 2 carts, one has a 50cc 5 speed 2 cycle with hydro rear brakes, dunlop slicks and laid back racing seat, made from scratch, the other was modified from an existing chassis and has a Honda CB350 4 cycle 5 speed, slicks, hydro brakes, electric start, and blows past topped out in 6th gear Honda cr125s like they are standing still, top speed is over 120 mph!
 
I was about to ask you if that's an animal engine. I used to race go-karts for years. No, not the ones you find @ family tracks, the actual competitive racing ones. Looks almost exactly like one...lol
 
Nah, it's not an Animal.

This is what the engine started out as with no mods:

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From there... it evolved to what you saw above.

Now here's an Animal:

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lol thanks for the research. I haven't raced for 5 years now..lol I miss it
 
12,000? The flywheel has been lab tested to do 12000+ :D

I think the rod would break first haha! (Poor billet :()