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    • #39236
      Craig Whitfield
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      These were used in kz gearbox

    • #39130
      Craig Whitfield
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      $500 anyone ?

      Buyer pays shipping.

    • #38956
      Craig Whitfield
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      Sold

    • #38844
      Craig Whitfield
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      Sold

    • #38611
      Craig Whitfield
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      Sold

    • #34846
      Craig Whitfield
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      $4000 bargain especially with mxc wheels and spares etc

    • #33593
      Craig Whitfield
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      Price drop $8500 I’m heading back home so it must sell or I’ll be taking a souvenir with me.

    • #33203
      Craig Whitfield
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      Come on someone must want it?

      I’m selling everything here including a full tool cheat with lots of spares, this is a bargain. Someone make me a sensible offer. I’m heading home soon so she needs to go.

    • #29716
      Craig Whitfield
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      I’m quite surprised no one has answered this one.

      With the shifter kart you can only get 60link 428 chains but correct me if I’m wrong. Obviously with gearing bigger or smaller you have to shorten the chain or use maximum length.

      If a kart seat 10mm further forward or back can make a difference I’m sure a engine 10mm further forward or back can also make a difference.  Maybe I answered my own question but who knows. It’s got me thinking.

      Anyway I will try a 59 link chain on Saturday, it’s 59 because my engine stop was at max length.

       

      Craig.

    • #29391
      Craig Whitfield
      Participant

      Guys it’s fixed. I removed the stop at the pedal to allow the arm to go fully back like steen said and I then noticed the left side moving then eventually the right side moved to.

      Thanks guys I really appreciate the time you took to answer the questions.

      Now I just need to even them out.

      Thanks again

      Craig whitfield

    • #27909
      Craig Whitfield
      Participant

      Yea Gary the otk seats are terrible and I’m sure the tolerance is plus or minus 50mm because my size 3 is not a size 3.

      Padded the hell out of it. Maybe the Tillet will be better quality.

    • #24460
      Craig Whitfield
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      I second this. I to need to move the pedals forward.

      Not the best design from OTK as regards to adjusting them for us stumpy leg folks.

       

      I’m a cnc machinist so i might manufacture some of my own.

       

      Craig

    • #29388
      Craig Whitfield
      Participant

      I removed the reservoir caps yes but not the rubber seals??? The rubber seals on the lids or where the actual bleeding tool screws in?

      I hope it’s something stupid I’m doing and is an easy fix. The pistons on the rear definitely seem vacuum locked because both always return to same position.

    • #28710
      Craig Whitfield
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      The track was very strange on Saturday.

      I definitely went the opposite way and put to much front into the kart thinking it would help.

      I’m heading back in a few weeks so will give it another shot.  I remember the first time I went I had to much grip so I will go back to the narrow front.

      I put the front way to wide on one run on sunday and it was 1 second slower.

      Thanks TJ

    • #27896
      Craig Whitfield
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      I was advised to use a t11t ? I do not understand the otk sizing. After measuring my seat the otk size 3 is not the measurements on the otk chart.

      I ordered a m/s in the Tillet and hoping it doesn’t destroy the handling

    • #25934
      Craig Whitfield
      Participant

      Hi mark.

      Thanks for the reply. I tried the seat today and kart felt totally different.

       

      If you want to loosen up the rear do people go hard on axles or soft? I’m sure it’s the opposite with Tonykart?  Very new to otk stuff.

      Thanks

      Craig

    • #24566
      Craig Whitfield
      Participant

      TJ

      I went ahead and bought a set. I’m new to the tonykart so just getting familiar with it.

    • #24053
      Craig Whitfield
      Participant

      Thanks guys I appreciate the help.

      I was struggling a little when the tires were little worn I wanted a little more front bite on turn in?

      Apart from that the Tonykart is a brilliant kart.

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