Predator 212 GHOST👻 Accessory Kit Install!
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Yall didn't even hose up the fuel pump... the whole reason I watched this video haha
RIP. The inlet on top goes to the Oil adapter they provide for suction. The two on the bottom are for gas, one to the carb and one to your gas tank. Should be easy enough! Looking back, I don't think at the time I had a gas tank system ready. Hope this helps and good luck!
Cant see anything your doing camera angle needs to be above looking down
Hi, thanks for the video, do I need the accessory kit or can I just use the 212 Ghost without the kit?
You would need to get a fuel pump and proper exhaust without the kit. I THINK it comes with the stock predator exhaust but I could be wrong. I would honestly suggest just a normal 212 over the ghost if you are looking to just use the 212. I have the general use 212 as well which was previously on the kart and it was doing fine! The ghost is cool but the standard 212 isn't far off what the ghost is imo.
@@JCsWrld96 for the general use 212cc, my only issue is the size. Is it easy to remove the integrated tank and the other things on the top?
It shouldnt be too difficult to take the tank off. Not sure how the standard 212 handles fuel delivery I've not taken it apart fully. You may be better off getting the ghost engine and a fuel pump for like $30
@@JCsWrld96depend ho how much power you want I been using the ghost motors for back yard dirt track racing and minibikes the stock 212 does not stand a chance unless you build it but a built 212 will be almost $500 with no warranty or get ghost for 500 with 2 year warranty and not have to build one with stock 212 on minibikes I got 32mph with govener removed and the ghost got 50 mph with same gearing just bolting it on
Do I need a catch can for the cable cover hose? It says in the manual not included but to install
Valve cover hose? I just let mine free ball but it doesn't get much output. High daily use could change that. For the carb I have an old can mounted for the gas run off
@@JCsWrld96 okay so I can just let that hang out freely I don’t need a catch can then?
@@JCsWrld96 what about the carburetor drain line does that need to be hooked up to anything or just hang as well?
I use an old can to catch any fuel run off. Technically its supposed to be routed back to the gas tank! I don't have a proper gas tank though
Does the ghost have better flywheels and rods ?
I don't believe so. The only benefit would likely be the intake tube and upgraded carb.