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Michael Boone
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Chris Livengood
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Nathan Adair
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| Chris Livengood wrote: | | Do the OTK pedals adjust length at what appears to be hinged point? If so, am I the only one that is scared by this? |
My thought as well. Looks like a Chicago screw holding the two together... maybe it's a splined connection? Either way, seems scary on the brake pedal. |
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Mike Beeny
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| Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 12:28 pm Post subject: 2013 Tony Kart |
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The OTK brake pedal has a pin system that locks everything into place at the hinge point. Its pretty trick and very adjustable.
This pedal system will make it much easier to fit short drivers with correct pedal positioning.
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Jeff DeMello
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Chris. I would imagine they put a little thought into the pedal design 
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Nathan Adair
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A quick Googling found this:
It has a pin, but that looks like a tiny pin to be essentially standing on under braking. Quite a bit of mechanical advantage on that. |
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TJ Koyen
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Nothing too big as far as mechanical changes go it looks like.
I like seeing the new graphics. The BRM with the double front bar isn't really a new concept but interesting to see it in use.
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Kyle Kuntze
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Front bar placement seems to have changed in quite a few of the chassis. Many going back to the older style front end design where welds aren't directly at the spindle yolk.
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| Did Birel always manufacture the First Kart brand? I didn't think they did, but now it's listed as a brand under the Birel umbrella on the Birel website. |
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Michael Boone
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I'm with you Chris!
Don't think I could trust that Little pin!
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Alex Nowysz
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Do those otk pedals really just have one pin, or did the drawing just take out the others so you could see through the holes? I might trust it if all those holes had pins, but with just one you're putting a lot of force on a very small part...
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Steve Kilsdonk
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| Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2012 11:28 am Post subject: |
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| The CAD drawing makes it look like only one hole is aligned at a time, so that there would only be one pin engaged. |
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