
I needed to have shocks on my go kart, just because they look cool!!
So I designed the frame to bend right behind the seat.
That round tube is a piece of fence that I cut from scrap. the square tube is from abundance of used railing.

Custom Halo/Seat Back
The seat back was made out of a used Bench Press weightlifting bar. It was perfect for bending without a pipe bender because it had a slight bend to start with.

Now imagine you are a kid making a bow-n-arrow out of a stick and some string. Same principle, 'cept with some heat.

After 40-90 minutes, you'll have a nice curve. (mine's not crooked-it's custom)
[or just use a pipe bender if ya got it]
Custom Bushings
I just used a rubber cork to make the bushing where the frame pivots. Used my bench grinder to shape it and inserted metal spacers to allow the bolt to freely move in and out.


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were did you get the rear drive train
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from a scrap yard. it was attached to a stripped down go cart, that was bout the only part left on it besides a rusty frame. i think is is originally off a golf cart or snowmobile, but not positive.
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