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    • #47155
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      Bump with updated description and picture

    • #25157
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      Withdrawn.

    • #20917
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      [quote quote=20904]Relax senna, this is about njmp f1 karting input.[/quote]

      Lol!  Good one James! But it is actually the parent mouthing off here!

    • #20847
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      James, you somehow missed my point.  You expressed your dissatisfaction with practicing on a half track before a race on Sunday.  So I followed with an example of a track that is able to share track time between rentals and karters effectively.  How do they do it?  NJMP can look at the model MMX is using to see if it would work for them.  I was not suggesting that everyone drives 500 miles.    It was merely an example of personal experience.

    • #20823
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      [quote quote=20812]Make racing weekends worth coming to again. Full track practice on saturdays before the race day on sunday. It makes absolutely no sense for practice to be half track saturday.[/quote]

      I think they do this so they can have Rentals use the other half of the track. The Solution is to look at what the guys at Mooresville do. They have Rentals and Kart practice taking turns on the use of the track without inconveniencing either group. Their customer service at MMX is so good that it is worth the 500 mile treck down there every now then for us.

      Just a thought!

    • #20536
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      Sorry Rick,  that was sold months ago.  The only thing I have for sale at the moment is a 2012 CRG BlackStar Roller.

       

    • #16721
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      Pittsburgh International AKA Pitt Race and formerly known as BeaveRun. Great track! Give it a go sometime you will enjoy it.

    • #16680
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      The Steel Exhaust Isolating Mat is legal for all Rotax senior so do not worry about that. I think this has been the case since the 2012 season. You said you race in the TAG class so you probably see the Leopard powered karts get warmed up rather aggressively on the stands and think you better do the same! In PA we have similar weather or even colder sometimes. All we do is add two or three strips of tape on the radiator, Start the kart about 3 or so minutes before rolling off the grid and we get it to temp with in a lap or so. This is sometimes in weather cold enough that we add latex gloves inside the regular gloves to keep feel in the fingers! I am assuming that you have the new radiator with the flap to modulate airflow. You are at MMX yes? I love that track! Talk to Eric Jones, he will help you plenty and keep you Rotax legal.

    • #15429
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      For where you are in the country: Get a Rotax

      For what you are looking to do in karting: Get a Rotax

      To save yourself lots of grief: Get a Rotax

      For your age: Get a Rotax

      If you tip the scales at over 200lbs: Get a shifter

      If you want to race SKUSA, WKA, or USPKS: get a Leopard

      I don’t hate Leopards, they just don’t make much $ense.  …to me anyway!

    • #8680
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      <div class=”d4p-bbp-quote-title”>Marty Troup wrote:</div>If you still have the rear brakes I will take them as is now..<br>
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      <div class=”bbp-reply-signature”>never put your finger where you would not stick your face..</div>

      Sorry, they are gone

    • #8624
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      <div class=”d4p-bbp-quote-title”>Ted Hamilton wrote:</div>Ayrton — I’ll take the CRG VEN99 calipers if they don’t leak… How you would like payment?

      Ted, you can text me at 724-494-9229. Also, please note that I cannot guarantee that they don’t leak. It has been sitting around for many years. I am cleaning out stuff I will never use again. It was good when was taken off years ago.

    • #8614
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      <div class=”d4p-bbp-quote-title”>Chris Beebe wrote:</div>Interested in the douglas aluminum wheels. What is the bolt pattern and width of the rims?

      The Fronts are CRG pattern and are 135. The rears are 210 regular metric.

    • #8610
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      <div class=”d4p-bbp-quote-title”>Shayan wrote:</div>hello ayrton,

      how much for the beacon, if either work with mychron 4 then the used one, shipped to 60025?

      thanks,

      shayan

      Yes the beacons work with MyChron 4. I have both of them listed for $30 each.

    • #8596
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      <div class=”d4p-bbp-quote-title”>Ted Hamilton wrote:</div>Got a spare CRG rear caliper? My older Kali (KT1) has a leaky half…

      Are you looking for a ven99 or ven05?
      I have a complete ven99 with pads that I was about to list.
      I also have a ven05 that was just reconditioned by PSL Karting.

    • #8591
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      <div class=”d4p-bbp-quote-title”>Tyson wrote:</div>Uhh, to clarify, I was talking about a Freeline front wheel^^^^

      If by old style you the mustard coloured ones they the answer is yes. I have a full set and an extra rear. The rears are 180s for Jr. I would like to sell the whole lot. Do you want pictures? I was about to list a few other things I don’t and those wheels were part of it.

    • #8210
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      The tyres are Fronts 4.5 / 10.0 – 5 and Rear 6.0 / 11.0 – 5
      As far as wheels go, I do have some Freeline, Douglas and CRG wheels. If interested, I take pictures and send them to you.

    • #8133
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      Kart Chassis

      <p>2008 CRG Road Rebel Chassis. One owner, Very few races $800</p>
      Road Rebel
      <p>2008 CRG KT1 Chassis. One owner, Very few races $600</p>
      <p>KT1</p>
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      <p>Engines</p>

      <p>2008 Rotax Sr. Bottom End. Includes old style clutch and Starter $150</p>
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      <p>2008 Rotax Jr Bottom End. Includes old style clutch and Starter $150</p>
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      <p>Maxter 100cc Water Cooled ICA Engine. Raced once and practiced a few times from new. All track time has been rev limited to 17500 RPM by gearing. Comes with Pipe and Radiator with hoses. Engine Mount. No Carburetor. $500</p>
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      <p>HPV with 2 pipe . Engine is in HPV configuration thus it has the old style clutch $400</p>
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      <p>Other Parts</p>
      <p>Rotax Exhaust</p>
      <p>Streeter kart Stands</p>
      <p>New Style Rotax Air Boxes</p>
      <p>New Mojo Wet tyres</p>
      <p></p>
      <p></p>
      <p>1 case of XPS Blend oil</p>
      <p></p>
      <p>Free YEM New 6″ tyres. Shipping is yours. It would be nice if you buy something!</p>
      <p></p>

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      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      Ayrton Mutagaana
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    • #16624
      Ayrton Mutagaana
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      Given the way you have described the condition, I come to the following conclusion. In warmer weather you do not warm up your engine on the stand, therefore; the packing last longer.  Yes?  In colder weather, you warm it up on the stand and in so doing unburned fuel is dumped into the exhaust pipe soaking the packing.  When you finally go full tilt, it burns it.

      Solution: Try using/adding the Steel Exhaust Isolating Mat. Also, if you start your engine about 2 minutes before you roll out, you should be up to temp within a lap especially if you put your hand over the radiator.  If too cold, add tape. Starting it on the stand should then be for making sure all system are a go.

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