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    • #87919
      Chuck Bunnell
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      I’d be curious to know who is hosting what event.

    • #79379
      Chuck Bunnell
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      Sold!

    • #79305
      Chuck Bunnell
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      Model D is sold.  Three sprockets remaining, 16, 17, 18.  Model C engine still available.

    • #79304
      Chuck Bunnell
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      Sale is pending.

    • #72586
      Chuck Bunnell
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      I can’t do Grattan this month, but count me in for next year’s adventures.  I’m all for playing on some new tracks.

    • #59769
      Chuck Bunnell
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      Interested in the quick change sprocket.  Please email pics to chucksterock AT gmail DOT com

    • #53122
      Chuck Bunnell
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      Oil on the pulse side will dampen the pressure pulse and change the response of the diaphragm.  I say pressure pulse because it alternates between a positive pressure pulse, piston moving down, and a negative pressure pulse, piston moving up.  There are a lot of “depends” here such as how much oil and what engine RPM, but the end result will be reduced pump efficiency.  So if its your supply pump you could run out of fuel in the carb or at least go lean, and the opposite if its your return pump assuming a pump-around system.  Ideally your pump(s) should be mounted such that any oil can drain out of the pump and flow back to the engine.

    • #48426
      Chuck Bunnell
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      When I talked with MCP on the phone when I started building a new F-125 laydown kart, before I got my superkart, they readily admitted that the speed and weight of a laydown 125 shifter kart was pushing the capbility of what they had available.  I did buy the biggest stuff they had, but never finished the kart so can’t say how the brakes worked.  MCP did suggest that I consider brakes from a shifter kart or superkart.  Off the top of my head for superkarts you are looking at PVP, Kelgate, Brembo and possibly others.  If you go that route, I would recommend buying the complete system front and rear along with the master cylinders.

    • #29125
      Chuck Bunnell
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      I’ll take the mount combo for $75.  PM sent.

    • #12795
      Chuck Bunnell
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      That little TV is a gem!  And last I checked the VHS actually worked.  Kind of like a time machine but without Scooby-Do.  It actually had a nice picture hooked up to a DVD player.  The TV runs off of either 12VDC or 120 VAC.

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