Going back to the good ole days with a 212!

Ike at 0:40 is like a summary of my life during this last week of school lol

That sprocket is so close to the ground :o

@laylaykapone6081

6 жыл бұрын

Fat Monkey1 they have went smaller on the spockit

@tanajeeblake6459

3 жыл бұрын

@@laylaykapone6081 hi

@gamerbreadbaker

3 жыл бұрын

yeah, they need to give more ground clearance.

I enjoy watching the builds. I usually space out when you're driving the karts around but with this new time trials track setup I can really get into it. Loved this video. "I luv da build, buddy"

@junkpile4106

6 жыл бұрын

Shaun Gardner Structured much like Top Gear. A winning show design for sure.

nice job! Ike at the end is showing the fun of a basic yard cart. The smile on his face says that it was fun!

Great build guys and keep the videos coming. I couldn't smash the like button fast enough. Leroy is living his life on the edge and don't give 2 craps lol thanks for the video guys

I think Leroy wanted to go for a ride😂

@jordanreynolds6850

6 жыл бұрын

CarsandCameras keep up the good video

@unprofessionalfarmers

6 жыл бұрын

CarsandCameras I love ur channel every week I can’t wait for ur vids and when they come out they are awesome

@artwithrocco4813

6 жыл бұрын

Hi I’m rocco

@MoondyneJoe

6 жыл бұрын

Ike you nearly had Kentucky Fried Leroy on the end of that lap or could that have been a interesting hood ornament?

@dk832002

6 жыл бұрын

Need to just put a steering rack on it like the off-road go-karts in the prefabs do I use the rack and pinion off on my golf cart and then that also gives you real ball joints instead of the little rod ends that are got slapped in them

Thats funny... a rooster trying to play chicken😂

@gamerbreadbaker

3 жыл бұрын

hah yeah

@Pisces8Gemini

3 жыл бұрын

No I think the rooster was just done with life. You know had one of those moments

I have to agree completely with the “averaging” of the runs. Between height and weight and driving styles, that’s the best way to keep the “Grand Prix” leaderboard as accurate as possible. But I think you should do all the builds with a lap to get a good idea of your build history. Only exception would be the rail car cause it’s made for straight lines.

Im buying a old racing tractor that has been lowered 6inches, not a ton but its cool, it has a 7hp engine, soooooo happy! ALL BECAUSE OF YOU!

@dylanzrim1011

6 жыл бұрын

Needs a bigger engine.

7:45, "Nice job keepin yer feet off the paint!" That was hilarious!

Very cool build. Maybe use some sheet aluminum to fabricate a front shroud that looks like a DMC to help with wind resistance for the 88mph run. Cover the aluminum edges with something though for safety.

im gonna be honest here..... this is one of the best channels on KZread and the first one I go to before watching anything else! same thing I use to do growing up!

I would love to see a black top company sponsor you guys and set up a circle around the house. Keep up the great work!

@CarsandCameras

6 жыл бұрын

Hahaha that'll be the day!

Ya'll need to build a digital lap timer. Instead of relying on a human that is trying to beat your time, wire up a photoelectric sensor like the safety beam used on garage doors, similar to how a drag strip operates. I've got seven beam sensors on my small backyard track that gives me split times down to .001 of a second and it is easy to calculate average MPH too.

@TrashPanda2801

6 жыл бұрын

i kinda think the whole timing thing and leaderboard is useless if they aren't actually using the fastest time they did on it. kinda dumb to use a slower time just because he won the first time.

@williameck87

5 жыл бұрын

Did you notice that the stopped the watch at different loctions.... like they each had a different finish line

The simplicity of this kart is perfect!! Finally a kart I could just piece together as a kit. Can you please involve all costs of this build. I’d like to know what I’m getting myself into.

@robking9857

Жыл бұрын

All but the $1,000 worth of stainless steel... LOL!

She’s a beaut, I remember watching your vids 5+ years ago and I stumbled upon them about a year ago and I won’t be missing any more videos lol, great work

@isaacitllbefine7231

6 жыл бұрын

BigE Hauben thanks

Great build guys! Hope you reach your 88mph goal. Really wanna see that.

Been here since day 1 I effing love these dudes would love to hang and build something with em

Thanks for putting pt. 1 or 2 it really helps!!

Don’t time the first lap, get up to speed to get a true lap time. Love yalls videos , shout out from SC

Have you guys ever figured out how long your course actually is is it a half a mile? You should drive one of your cars around your course and see what the odometer says

Great video y’all have inspired me and my 10 year old son we are going to start are first go cart build with a two seater off road go cart...Thank you for your Hard work 👍😊

I keep catching myself saying "itll be fine" in an Ike accent, to myself, when im working on just about anything now! People at work are giving me the strangest looks.

@corypatterson3072

3 жыл бұрын

Where do you work

I have a new name for the hard left hander at the far end of the property after crossing the last driveway section. I guess that’s technically the front of the house. The part that parallels the road you rip up and down on. Hopefully 3 separate descriptions is enough to let you figure out what I’m talking about. That is now called the “slow is fast” corner. Slow is fast because spinning out, or almost spinning out isn’t 😬

@xavierrodriguez2463

4 жыл бұрын

Someone aughta draw up a circuit chart

that was sweet!!! great job men... now lets see 88mph

carsandcameras i love ur channel keep up the good work

I like, it's a very clean neat build. Thanks for sharing good job as always my brothers. Always a pleasure.

You guys build some awesome stuff. I appreciate both of your personalities, and it looks like you both always have fun. There is a reason I am subscribed to this channel and not RBG. Keep up the good work.

Can’t wait till part 3! Thumbs up 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Screw the gp times. Put up some cones, water the grass and do a drift competition. Style,distance, etc. Just good for thought. Can't wait to see the next video.

Sweet build, 88mph coming soon!!!

You guys are awesome y'all always put a big smile on my face!

Anticipate the GO for a better start!!! :D fun to watch guys, thanks.

Great stuff as always, guys! Nice build, looks great!

Thats one slick looking kart. I wany to build one of these with a Cr 125,Rm,Yz or kx.... all great engines. Im leaning mord towards a 250 cc 4 stroke though. Ive been looking for an older race kart to build. keep the vids coming always great content fellas. It'll be fine !!!

Can't wait to see if you are going to succeed to make that kart go 88MPH 😍😍

Wheee! Slicks on grass!

Love the title seems to be some element of surprise involved

"When this baby hits 88 miles per hour, your gonna see some serious shit."

love the old school kart...keep up the great videos...now as for the touchy stearing you can move the inner tierod ends in closer to the steering shaft and it will give less stearing response .or move the outer rods further from the pivet point bust out the welder.been there.just built my son a old school kart had the same problem..go 1 inch in at a time ..I put a 3hp electric motor on my sons kart it will go 25 mph no problem ......has way more low end then a gas motor hope to post a video soon...fuel still rules...thanks for the inspiration....still got a grin on face after my first test ride today...subscribed

@CarsandCameras

6 жыл бұрын

Nice! I've wanted to do an electric kart for a while.

Very clean cart guys love it

Awesome idea that is a great build guys y'all are the best keep up the best work

I appreciate the fact you guys use a lot of lock-nuts

Love the vids guys keep it up

I wish I lived close to you guys, I would be learning alot and having fun!

To read your suspension you should read your tires by knowing where the white Mark is on the tire you know what is getting in contact and it will also be darker depending on how it's gripping the road

Love the video keep up the great work guys.. So funny that Ike almost had chicken for dinner...

Love the show guy!

The way yous guys laugh says it all. Keep it up guys. Cant wait to see the high reving motor on it. Great scott! Equivalent of 1.21 jigawatts?

Gidday guys ,enjoying ya work keeping it real works so well don't ever change 👍. Would really enjoy a burnout cart ,small tyres on the rear (fronts)😎

You guys are amazing the go kart you made is so cool!! I wish I could have one os those.

That rooster cold as ice.

Awesome video as usual guys. I have a quick question regarding the twitchiness of the steering. A friend of mine and I recently bought a gocart with a Honda GX390 and the thing is fast as hell, but the steering is VERY sketchy at higher speeds. How do we correct that?

the way your course is made is why you are getting similar times, you have the same amount of grip... try changing your tires to knobby ones... :) love the videos :)

bro that yard is perfect!

You guys should try a Drag link steering set up. Connect both spindles with a long tie rod and then run a short tie rod from pitman arm to one spindle. This will remove all BUMP STEER. Keeps both front wheels aligned with each other over bumps.

Ike had that look, like when John told him to go up the dirt jump in pugly. he flipped it with no helmet on. Like you mad bro! Love all your videos. And the awesome sticker packs

Get all your friend's together and race all your guys go karts and mini bikes around the track at the same time

Love the build so far jw if you guys are gonna balance that crank or 9000rpm will be a one time thing lol. Just a heads up not saying you dont know but a reminder to do it lol

So I bought a 212 a while back for a cart but I had to abandon the project sadly and I sold my frame so instead of a cart I happened upon an old razor dirtbike from when I was a kid and I'm wondering what I can do to make the engine smaller (ex relocate the gas tank) and basically I was hoping you guys could do an instructional video on how to make a basic cart or bike. I've learned a lot from your channel by watching various vids but I can't find one that's a basic how to video on assembling everything.

Ayyyyyy, cars an camera I love you guys

You need to mount the clutch with the sprocket inboard ! That will help prevent bending/breaking the crankshaft .

Time to clean the shop floors. I remember when they were spotless XD

One of the best movies of all time love them.

John and Ike!!! Build a Drag bike to match the Dragster! Now that would be SWEEEEET

So can u run that engine without any internal upgrades at the higher rpm like u did in the test? Wasn't sure if you could just do that and run it.

Im waiting for the time you come around that corner and obliterate the Dish for the TV haha

" that's not going to work for us because we're trying to travel through time" 😂😂😂

The reason why it is so wobblie on hi speeds . Is the tire size , get some azusa Tri Star wheels 5” , and some 4.10/3.50-5 tires , they will handle the high speeds better , beefier tire rods are also a safer bet for high speeds

Great vid y put slicks on 🙈😂👍

I love that kit. I gotta save some money.

Love the vids keep it up. Im the most og subscriber here number 142 too be exact keep it up

@shredder_mang3211

6 жыл бұрын

chody 69 the most og would be 1

@TrixItIs

6 жыл бұрын

chody 69 sure your the 142 sub they have sure you are

@williammc3183

6 жыл бұрын

heck yeh. Ya got the 125,732nd sub here . lol actually idk and idc

Looks good. I was fixing to comment about a go-kart steering damper but then you said something. Maybe you could use one made for a motorcycle.

Great video and a lot of fun. But, I am curious why the tie rods don't mount out in front of your feet instead of rubbing against the back of your ankles. Just curious about that design?

38T sprocket 10T pinion with 10 inch tall tire at 5250 rpm is @41mph 3.8 to 1 ratio. SO... for 87mph you need a 18T sprocket at 5250 rpm with a 1.8 to 1 ratio. Now you can see the rpm improvement in the motor upgrades.

You guys should dress up as Marty Mcfly and Doc Brown

Yeahhh! Your neighbours dog is back :) it's been a while since it made an appearance!

How were you bypassing the governor. I want to learn how for top speed runs on my own 212.

That rooster wants to drive too

Does anyone know how to get a predator 212 in Australia.

I love your videos! Love you Ike And John! Your my biggest go cart fans out there! I'm going to sub and like!

So, how much would it cost the average Joe to build that cart as it is in this video?How about a cost breakdown.

@CarsandCameras

6 жыл бұрын

Links to the kit are in the description. Actually building this chassis from scratch? No idea. It depends on your experience and how cheap you can buy metal for.

@tiporari

6 жыл бұрын

$1292.00 + freight. You can find mostly complete carts on Craigslist for 50-500, $100 for a predator 212, and say another $150 for wheels, tires, assundries etc. Total cost can be as low as a couple hundred if you are resourceful.

glorious chicken dinner ahead... ^^ Love the vid. Ike's smile while driving the kart first. Love it! :D

_Great Scott!_

Another great vid. Try not to lock those rear brakes, you'll get a flat spot in the tires that you'll regret at 88 mph

У вас классный контент, респект вам ! Спасибо, вы помогаете моему собственному проекту с картом.

This setup looks identical to my street dingo I built years ago. Put my dingo back to a big tire setup and making my American Express my street kart.

7:52 they talk about by passing the govenor, how do you do that?

Been waiting for this video, glad to see it in my feed!

GUYS! I have a plotter that'll do vinyl... or thick cardstock, for example. I can make you a stencil to paint the DMC logo on your seat headrest!

Anyone else see those rear tires and think “hm.. kinda look like marshmallows. Ima go get marshmallows”

Im not sure what about my engine is different but I bought a predator last year and I've been using it on my go kart for a while now and I have never had the governor kick in and it is a really fast engine. If you are full throttle and you reach back to push the governor it is not able to be pushed in any more. After I went full throttle for maybe 30 seconds down the road the engine cut off and wouldn't start up again until it cooled down. What would make it not want to run like that? It ran fine when it cooled down again.

I wish I had friends like this I wood never be bored

Hey guys....I just saw a Mr. Fusion on Amazon.....it would look perfect atop the engine, in the back.

What about running it with turf tires instead of slicks on the yard course. really like the build nice looking cart😀

Looks like a fun gokart

Super awesome video that go-kart is fast you guys do a really good job keep up the good work😎😎✌✌👍👍👌👌👌💪💪💪💪👊✊✊

Like the carts you guy's build would like to see you guys build a 2stroke shifter cart that will get you you're 88mph+ I bet

Hey guys... Really glad you went with the NON-hemi engine on this one. The two engines are manufactured by two completely different factories and about the only thing they really have in common is the color scheme. The non-hemi is a far better quality engine and can easily be built to make plenty of power. The quality of the hemi engine leaves a lot to be desired. Fit and finish, as well as machining tolerances are not nearly as good as the non-hemi. I have owned over 15 of these engines and have put them all to the test. Non-hemi wins. Also, the non-hemi is essentially a true Honda GX200 clone that has been bored and stroked. Honda GX200 parts are interchangeable with it. The Hemi is its own breed and not many of the Honda GX parts will fit.