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  • in reply to: For those using a p/u truck? #8237
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Cross,

    Thanks for the photo. So I am waiting for the 2014 Toyota Tundra Double Cab Long Beds to hit the dealerships as this will be my daily driver/kart hauler.

    I have 8ft of bed to plan loading and unloading. So I got to thinking and what features I would want for my elevated bed platform like your photo.

    1. I will need the platform to be able to be removed without having to remove Camper Shell

    2. Able to support Kart and all related gear. I may be over thinking this but I am shooting for 500lbs.

    3. I would like accessible under storage with doors that stay open with some sort of gas shock

    4. I’d like to have some wheel chocks for my shifter as well as tie down locations (2 front, 2 mid and 2 aft)

    5. Carpeted.

     

    What ideas do you have? What would you add or remove from my list? What changes would you make to any of my items?

    ~Andy

     

     

    in reply to: We need teaching Tools #8235
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    I have to admit that I learned quite a bit from reading CRG’s Chassis set up guide as well as Memo Gidley’s Secrets to Speed for Shifter Karting. Thankfully I met a local shifter racer who has been a wealth of knowledge.

    ~Andy

     

     

    in reply to: For those using a p/u truck? #7563
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    I hadn’t thought of a CargoVan. Do the rear doors open wide enough for a shifter to slide in?

    ~Andy

    in reply to: For those using a p/u truck? #7521
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Thanks for the info David.

    I am seriously considering a Camper Shell.

    ~A

     

     

    in reply to: For those using a p/u truck? #7499
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Thanks Benn.

    ~Andy

    in reply to: For those using a p/u truck? #7489
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Spencer, I have the same lift. Spencer, I am on the fence between the 6.5ft bed and the 8ft bed. I am the guy that screams get the most memory you can in any device as you will always use it. I hear time and time again that the 8ft bed is a pain to park.

    Benn, What is the difference in height between the tailgate in the down position and the height of your kart while on the stand?

    ~Andy

    in reply to: For those using a p/u truck? #7488
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Corry, how much space beneath your shelf do you have? I’d imagine quite a bit seeing as you clear the wheel wells. Could you possibly take a photo of that too? I am getting a few ideas.

    ~Andy

     

    in reply to: For those using a p/u truck? #7487
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Benn, that is the exact vehicle I am looking to get. 2014 Toyota Tundra Double Cab Long Bed.

    ~Andy

    in reply to: Which seat MFG is making an Upholstered seat #7377
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    OMP 

    in reply to: For those using a p/u truck? #7376
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Thanks for the info Russ.

    I am torn between the 8ft bed and 6.5ft bed.

    ~Andy

     

    in reply to: If you were buying a new chassis??? #7342
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    I bought a used CRG for an amazing deal with a DDR CR125 Stock Honda and electric lift. It is on now!!!

     

    ~A

     

    in reply to: Bruised Ribs Question #6384
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant
    in reply to: Bruised Ribs Question #6357
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Aaron,

    As many have stated, you have to let them heal. I’d check your diet to make sure you are taking in enough calcium so as to allow for proper recovery/repair of any possible osseous issues. As far as work outs go. Wait until you heal as any taxing movements can exacerbate an already problematic condition.

    ~Andy

    in reply to: Neck protection questions #6355
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Thanks Kerry. How do you like that set up in that manner?

    ~A

     

    [quote quote=6342] It’s a brake bias adjustment knob. [/quote]

    in reply to: Bruised Ribs Question #6270
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Aaron,

    What are you doing to increase your core strength as well as your stamina?

    ~Andy

     

     

    in reply to: Louie Pagano Driver Coach #6261
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Please forgive my ignorance, but what all does “coaching” entail?

    ~A

    in reply to: Bruised Ribs Question #6260
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Aaron, what happened to cause the bruised ribs? Contact or off track event? Or just normal driving? Bilateral bruising or just one side? Does the bruising coincide with a specific area of your seat?

    ~A

     

     

    in reply to: Neck protection questions #6253
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Hey Kerry,

     

    Bummer about the repeat unscheduled contacts but glad to see your gear is working and that you are out only coin.

    What is the red button to the Left of your steering wheel?

    in reply to: Neck protection questions #5719
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Thanks for the heads up John. Did Simpson say ETA to consumers?

    ~A

     

    in reply to: Alpinestar rib protector??? #5395
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Can you explain the events that led up to your rib fracture?

    ~A

    in reply to: If you were buying a new chassis??? #5018
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    I think of all the people here, I am the one that knows the least :)

    Thanks to all that have taken the time to give advise. Much appreciated.

    ~Andy

     

    in reply to: FTW is this? #4798
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    James Bond’s kart??? An ungodly amount of ballast??… Got me but I too am curious now.

     

    ~A

    in reply to: What did I do wrong? #4785
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Ray, I owe you a beer. Start me up a tab.

    ~Andy

     

    in reply to: Unipro 6003 Big kit #4782
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    That is interesting. The price point is up there though ($1,295.05). Did you take a look at their tire gauge? Wow!!!

     

    in reply to: What did I do wrong? #4779
    Andrew Pachon
    Participant

    Ray,

    So if he were in fact running “RICH”, what would he expect to see at the exhaust exit and spark plug? Contrast that please with what he would expect to see at both locations if he were running “LEAN.”

    Thanks in advance for the education.

    ~Andy

     

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