Hi! Good job! Thank you! Very important: if it is possible ALWAYS, I repeat ALWAYS put the screws from the top down and washers and nuts from the bottom up! This is because of the vibrations. The screw connections are very good friends when mounted properly but worst enemy if they don't. So, the nuts and bolts always have tend to loosen due to vibration. If the bolt is mounted from bottom up it will fall down because of gravity and you loose the connection. The result could be... I don't even want to think about it... Otherwise if the nut falls down the screw will stay and you will have loose connection but you WILL HAVE connection. You will hear that something is wrong and fix it. Believe my 50+ years of experience 🙂
Great work, Just a tip for the cornering on karts, they don't have differentials so if you lean into corners the inside tire will scrub causing you to go slower, so if you want to go faster lean outwards of the corner so that your inside wheel lifts up.
Nice work. I made a 5000w kart and was a nightmare finding a battery that would handle it. 300amp setup. Used Audi batteries and only paid 80$ for a stack of 16. Each cell handles 600amps! Now we cursing but only goes 30min per charge and has 2 7cell packs to make 48v so charge independently then hook in series when operate. Takes a night to charge. Lol
This project is underpowered considering the insane work you put in the build, but great job! This My1020 motor can handle twice what you're using (6kw) easy, but considering the weight, you would need to spend $1500+ on 2 tandem motors, lithium 72-92v's, and 10kw+ controller to compete with gas engines. Actually you could smoke gas engines because of the electric torque.
I used the same motor, same speed controller "minor alterations", I built a lifepo4 72v 12ah pack, built the cart from scrap steel and a 100$ welder, put good 10" tires on it, with a 3.33 gear ratio, same exact 428 chain as video. I reached 82 mph.
I have a feeling he wasn’t using a 72v pack or it wasn’t lithium probably still waiting on his final battery you should be able to hit well over 70mph he was barely going 40
A Dr. Keeps everything nice and clean.. you make everything you do look so easy. . Wish I had your talent. I've attempted diy homemade builds alot in the past. Only a couple came o ut right lol ,my chainsaw bike was a good one ...
Hey mate, great video! I converted a kart into an electric one myself too, but my reverse and 3 gear switch doesn’t work properly. Do you have any sort of wiring manual? I switched the direction of the motor running (because of building reasons), could this be an issue with the functions not working?
Okay... now how about a list of links to the supplier of the parts used in this build, so we--the audience--can build something of our own powered by this combination?😕
Try drillin holes in the motor so that it cools and install a fan to cool it. I have had a motor kit like this and it smoked after running for 20 minutes
@@aauussttinn Yes, I've got 150 dollar refund, as I requested. The motor was fine, but my load was too big and the motor overheated. I installed it on a bike and the gear ratio was 1:4 so it should have been like 1:10 or even more to reduce heating
I noticed that my 72v motor lacks the fan inside seen in many videos. Do you have issues with over heating destroying the motor? I'm mounting a fan below and drilling the holes up in order to at least get some airflow. What have you done?
I can explain: karts have adjustable engine mounts, they can be moved forward and backwards on the chassis thus controlling the tension of the chain, he made a new motor support with the existing mounts so the chain can be adjusted like a regular kart.
Love this! Did similar build on eATV but the mishaps and delays leveled me! I finally replaced motor kit and back in action. How did your build hold up, kart is next on my list 😃
The motor used is "3 phase" so changing 2 wires around makes it spin in the opposite direction. If you have a programmable speed controller it can be done with software aswell.
@@Kevin.OBrien44 , yea you did it right and you used a good size. I have one that’s about 4 inches longer than the one you have and it’s a beast. I was going to run mine at 123vdc off a Curtis controller. But unfortunately I never finished it. If you want to run your motor at higher voltage. You can advance your brushes. Anyway nice care chief!
@@Kevin.OBrien44 Coat the entire brush holder in heavy varnish to prevent plasma arcs ! Once you get over 90vdc , you’ll notice your wrist watch will become slower. That’s because your bending the space time continuum!
Loved everything except for the wire management and the fact that you soldered into the battery terminals instead of just getting a compatible connector, which would make it removable and able to be charged easier.
Bravo Majstore pratim od pocetka,nebrem verovati jos ve do kud si dosel a lefko bi rekel prek noci Svaka Čast ima nade za dobre projekte samo gass!! Evo i moje price ako kog zanima popratite 😋🇭🇷👌
Glad I landed on your cannel! Awesome Job and j00 got some talent! Keep doin what u do! LOL ... I did the same with the paint remover, does wonders but what a mess!
Cool Build but very slow and not enough battery range - I endurance race a KA100 and we are hitting 85mph on some of the road race courses and the races last from 45 minutes. Very nice build.
Hey, guys, where compare part with 2 kart, engive vs electric with some professionals on it? I am so wait it at end... And some result feedback from them...
How do you know how many percent of battery you have left? maybe fix a Battery Capacity Meter?🔋 But otherwise it turned out really nice. good work!! 😉👍
Your shop is cleaner than a hospital. 😯
only after he tidys up 😂
He is the doctor...👨⚕️
Thats cuz all it ever does is house tools and parts.
Thats not a shop just a pretty hole in the wall to fool you guys and sell some tools.
@@Fatpumpumlovah2 It does look fake. Something new in the same empty storage.
Mine is a landfill or a active warzone lol
Hi! Good job! Thank you!
Very important: if it is possible ALWAYS, I repeat ALWAYS put the screws from the top down and washers and nuts from the bottom up! This is because of the vibrations. The screw connections are very good friends when mounted properly but worst enemy if they don't. So, the nuts and bolts always have tend to loosen due to vibration. If the bolt is mounted from bottom up it will fall down because of gravity and you loose the connection. The result could be... I don't even want to think about it...
Otherwise if the nut falls down the screw will stay and you will have loose connection but you WILL HAVE connection. You will hear that something is wrong and fix it.
Believe my 50+ years of experience 🙂
...but so you find out about the "loose" connection ^^
@@bojanmajic Izgleda da ne razumem odgovor. Ako može objašnjenje 🙂
Great work, Just a tip for the cornering on karts, they don't have differentials so if you lean into corners the inside tire will scrub causing you to go slower, so if you want to go faster lean outwards of the corner so that your inside wheel lifts up.
Nice work. I made a 5000w kart and was a nightmare finding a battery that would handle it. 300amp setup. Used Audi batteries and only paid 80$ for a stack of 16. Each cell handles 600amps! Now we cursing but only goes 30min per charge and has 2 7cell packs to make 48v so charge independently then hook in series when operate. Takes a night to charge. Lol
my right ear is loving this....
This project is underpowered considering the insane work you put in the build, but great job!
This My1020 motor can handle twice what you're using (6kw) easy, but considering the weight, you would need to spend $1500+ on 2 tandem motors, lithium 72-92v's, and 10kw+ controller to compete with gas engines. Actually you could smoke gas engines because of the electric torque.
Even more power, not as much than mine but ~30kw peak
So nice to see someone clean their machine before going to work on it.
Благодаря этому видео я научился мыть детали и вещи вокруг себя.
I used the same motor, same speed controller "minor alterations", I built a lifepo4 72v 12ah pack, built the cart from scrap steel and a 100$ welder, put good 10" tires on it, with a 3.33 gear ratio, same exact 428 chain as video. I reached 82 mph.
where did you buy the motor?
@@pmp13drc13 and where did you get the battery from?
I have a feeling he wasn’t using a 72v pack or it wasn’t lithium probably still waiting on his final battery you should be able to hit well over 70mph he was barely going 40
@brysoncartmell8536 70? Umm not with that motor and controller
@@pmp13drc13 video or it didn't happen
Now this is how all how to videos, should be made, we should have a choice, talking or no talking, think you, Job well done 😎
A Dr. Keeps everything nice and clean.. you make everything you do look so easy. . Wish I had your talent. I've attempted diy homemade builds alot in the past. Only a couple came o ut right lol ,my chainsaw bike was a good one ...
TH-cam should really make a mono button for videos like these
Where did you buy the battery?
Nice build and video!! I just used same motor on a mini-atv build, and it hits the ground today 😁 GoKart is next!
Don't listen to the haters/gonna hate, Phenomenal job!
Very nice soldering techniques at the battery terminals. Well done.
there was a plug he just did not want to use. Should NOT have soldered like he did.
Excellence. Major attention to details. You must have awesome mentors.
Wow gut gemacht bro 👍
Dankeschön meine liebe Angel😘👰💞🤗
Este o încântare sa te privesc. Magic! Super scule!
Absolutely great video! Leaving a like!
All that hardware in one bucket
😂 have a good time dude
Dude you just became like one of my biggest heroes did you are awesome
Wow! You did it beautifully!! Can you please tell me what motor you used?😅
I didn't see you spray oil on your brake rotor did I? 😬 Right around 39:48.
Any why you could Gadd the links the electric kit you used on the go kart? Been wanting to do this but don’t know what kit to get
What’s the the top speed
Hey mate, great video!
I converted a kart into an electric one myself too, but my reverse and 3 gear switch doesn’t work properly. Do you have any sort of wiring manual? I switched the direction of the motor running (because of building reasons), could this be an issue with the functions not working?
Lov the way you work man. All in order!
the new motor sprocket one looked better but it meshed so much nicer
Okay... now how about a list of links to the supplier of the parts used in this build, so we--the audience--can build something of our own powered by this combination?😕
Que buenos videos amigo!!!! Felicitaciones!!!
right ear sound, SOOOO NICE
That's a clean Garage ... I like it
Try drillin holes in the motor so that it cools and install a fan to cool it. I have had a motor kit like this and it smoked after running for 20 minutes
did you get a refund? im thinking about buying one
@@aauussttinn Yes, I've got 150 dollar refund, as I requested. The motor was fine, but my load was too big and the motor overheated. I installed it on a bike and the gear ratio was 1:4 so it should have been like 1:10 or even more to reduce heating
I've bought the same motor and drilled holes and installed a fan and now it holds very well, it reaches 45 degrees Celsius after a 1 hour run
@@Glumacubarley do you have some other way i can message you? i have a few questions about a project im starting if u dont mind me asking
i used a coper pipe around the motor and runed water thru it so it will be cold
That was an amazing... tool commercial.
I’d like to see updated video dual motors lol that be sick
Absoluter Werbefilm...😮
Вот это отличная работа! Карт получился огонь!
link in description for the parts you used. electric motor, speed controller etc ?
I noticed that my 72v motor lacks the fan inside seen in many videos. Do you have issues with over heating destroying the motor? I'm mounting a fan below and drilling the holes up in order to at least get some airflow. What have you done?
whatttt!!!!!!! i watched this video, great build. but you gotta drive it like you have a liscense, because it doesnt look like you do
Hi, I would like to know what cleaning fluid you are using to make the parts shine like new，thanks
Great video, can you explain how did you manage to get the chain always at perfect tension?
I can explain: karts have adjustable engine mounts, they can be moved forward and backwards on the chassis thus controlling the tension of the chain, he made a new motor support with the existing mounts so the chain can be adjusted like a regular kart.
Nice work ! But somethinks i do not understand XD Using the corect tool for removing the bearings and u use no tool but them corectly in ?
con you share the link for the battery please?
I can't pinpoint what tool brand you like the most.
Excelente, puedes enviar las caracteristicas tecnicas y las piezas que se necesitan para armar un gokart?
When are you doing more with the garden tractor?
Wow videos very gôd👍🙏
ΤΕΛΙΟ ΜΠΡΑΒΟ ΘΑ ΓΙΝΗΣ ΠΟΛΥ ΚΑΛΟΣ ΜΑΣΤΟΡΑΣ
You need a pressurewasher and a ultrasonic parts cleaner 😊don't forget the sandblaster 🎉
NICE! What model of Einhell grinder is it?
Love this! Did similar build on eATV but the mishaps and delays leveled me! I finally replaced motor kit and back in action. How did your build hold up, kart is next on my list 😃
What battery are using?
Nice video mate👍👍👍👍
Nice build👍 btw may you describe about that tyre and rim? thanks
What size motor and where did you get all the components. I have a 2.5 hp treadmill motor I want to install on a bike
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Do you know if it matters which way the motor is positioned ie (with the sprocket to the left or right), or is it changeable with the wires?
The motor used is "3 phase" so changing 2 wires around makes it spin in the opposite direction. If you have a programmable speed controller it can be done with software aswell.
Parabéns 👏 que limpeza e organização
You should make and sell a course on how to do this, u will make banks. I would definitely buy the course.
How many amp is that battery
And how long can it last???
Sweet build man.
Where did you buy this battry
Excellent!!!! Clean workmanship professional job and drives very well I will subscribe good video
Those are great little motors. I did an exhaustive video series on these as well. Nice job!
Nice job!🎉
How can you charge this device with the battery and know for a battery do you have?
Use a 6” diameter forklift motor. Get rid of the riff raff .
That’s what I have lol
@@Kevin.OBrien44 , yea you did it right and you used a good size. I have one that’s about 4 inches longer than the one you have and it’s a beast. I was going to run mine at 123vdc off a Curtis controller. But unfortunately I never finished it. If you want to run your motor at higher voltage. You can advance your brushes. Anyway nice care chief!
@@normellow yeah mines 80v and it’s kinda too low
@@Kevin.OBrien44 Coat the entire brush holder in heavy varnish to prevent plasma arcs ! Once you get over 90vdc , you’ll notice your wrist watch will become slower. That’s because your bending the space time continuum!
@@normellow lol yeah idk if I’ll upgrade my kart or just build a whole new one in a few years probably an ac system
Loved everything except for the wire management and the fact that you soldered into the battery terminals instead of just getting a compatible connector, which would make it removable and able to be charged easier.
and where are FUSEs? Imagine any accident, it will explode like a bomb
Bravo Majstore pratim od pocetka,nebrem verovati jos ve do kud si dosel a lefko bi rekel prek noci
Svaka Čast ima nade za dobre projekte samo gass!!
Evo i moje price ako kog zanima popratite 😋🇭🇷👌
I didn't see a comparison with a petrol kart. what's the difference in dynamics?
you can run a bit longer with a tank of gas at that HP... but torque seems promissing in this one !!!
Link for the electric motor please
You could at a heatsink to the motor.
Great job, great performance. Subscribed...
This is not about changing to electric, its about making. A place for ads for the tool company!
Very beautiful kart 😲😲😲😲😲.
Nice video bro
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Where did you get the gear sprocket for the electric motor?
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@@mautay5567 where in china china china??
Ciao .... come fai per vedere lo stato della batteria ? Perché non hai montato un piccolo display ?
I would like to see what the top speed is in mph. Because it really didn't look all that fast
Just divide by 1,6 so 40-44 mph
odlican kanal, svaka cast!
were you order that motor how much
Great job please pit a protective body shell on it to protect your work
where did you buy it????
Glad I landed on your cannel! Awesome Job and j00 got some talent! Keep doin what u do! LOL ... I did the same with the paint remover, does wonders but what a mess!
Cool Build but very slow and not enough battery range - I endurance race a KA100 and we are hitting 85mph on some of the road race courses and the races last from 45 minutes. Very nice build.
What battrey u use?
Que controladora puedo ocupar para una razor 72v
Hey, guys, where compare part with 2 kart, engive vs electric with some professionals on it? I am so wait it at end... And some result feedback from them...
Where I can buy used karts? Good video
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Which controller did he use?
All that amazing craftsmanship, to be let down by a puny motor.
Sweet tool setup
Everything is perfect. : )
How do you know how many percent of battery you have left? maybe fix a Battery Capacity Meter?🔋
But otherwise it turned out really nice. good work!! 😉👍
where to buy that electric motor?? and what is the name of it??
Depends on where u live, but u can find one if u search: brushless 3000w electric motor
So you make everything look nice, but yet you do a terrible wiring job. ‘Why’ is the thing that comes to mind ?
How much does it weigh?
Nice job 👌👏👏
what engine you use and whre i can buy it?