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    • #63770
      Walt Gifford
      Participant

      Do you drive flat out? I think you might be operating at a much higher level than anyone here.

      Gif

    • #63772
      Larry Goertz
      Participant

      We run a 8/10th of mile 14 turn paved road course.
      the best part of high horse power is that it plants you back in the seat so hard,
      and driving with the throttle at times,
      rear tire bill excessive, but a blast, a 500ft straight away is in excess 90mph
      would be nice if more tracks had classes to run older outdated stuff or outlaw stuff where building and engineering a kart engine combos, thats half the fun

      thank you

    • #63839
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      Badger Raceway (Dousman, WI) has always had what they call an “Expert” class which is basically open, run-what-you-brung. I’ve seen old air-cooled ICAs, dual-engine karts, nitrous boosted Animals, Exciter shifters, KZ, ICA, you name it, race in that class.

    • #63940
      James McMahon
      Participant

      I think Eau Claire runs an “any three karts” class if you can find some buddies. If you really watch to stretch their legs you could run road courses with CES and run the unlimited class. Usually there is some pretty fast machinery out there. Twin cylinder 250 superkarts for example.

      Closest track is Blackhawk Farms which has a race in June and one in August. You could run up on the banks at Gateway in May too. KZ is good for about 119mph there, dual TAG should be good for 130 I would think.

      CES schedule is here: https://www.kartpulse.com/championship-enduro-series-ces

      I might have video of your kart from around 2006 come to think of it..

       

    • #63941
      James McMahon
      Participant

      Is this your kart larry? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzR10fFvqIk

      • #63949
        Larry Goertz
        Participant

        HI JIM
        YES THAT WAS THE DAY i 1st put that kart on the track,
        was fast but i highly modified it after that,i figured out on iame air cooled k-55 engines the intake manifold bolted up to leopard so i booted stock 28mm carbs for hr 181 39mm then ported engines pipes and one radiator was enough because the high volume of fuel consumed cooled engines
        very fun kart but an animal to drive
        i retired that chassey, to now three races on my kx450f shifter it is a lot of fun much easier to drive.
        thank you
        larry

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