The Greatest Home Built Machine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2024
- First of all sorry for poor audio, but this is everything you need to know to get up to speed on the Cross-Dart! this video has been coming for a couple of months now and here it is all the current information on the kart. let me know what you guys wanna see down bellow future videos will have better audio, working on improving editing quality as well.
Appreciate the support!
-The Any Given Weekend Team
Oh ya friend, that is awesome! I'd love a rolling chassis! I might want to choose a different powerplant, but maybe not as it looks like the one in there rips fast enough.
I like the smaller size. So hard to travel with multiple single seaters because they are all so large.
now imagine 250 2 stroke engine on this deathtrap... LOVE IT :D . since it has trailing arms and jackshaft, would be possible to make it IRS with drive on both sides independently with possible locker ( open-locked diff) on it? it would put stress on hub and axle, but adaptability to terrain would be immensely better.
It’s rad! I’m very intrigued in one!!!
Very cool! Id be interested!
Almost looks like a VF1 frame
How much is for 1
How much heat do you get off the engine
The heat is very manageable, we’ll do some more extensive testing this summer but we haven’t gotten a chance test it’s full potential due to the weather.
@@anygivenweekendyt I know they will be a big hit. It looks very well made and a blast to drive
How much suspension travel does it have?
😂 not much in front, gotta be better than stock but still a bumpy ride
Well its actually not bad at all but, I don't have an exact number on the travel. It is setup a little soft for my liking definitely not for jumps more of an enduro style setup.
@@anygivenweekendyt it looks like it shred tire thats for sure😎 suspension is overrated😂😋
Somehow that hyperbolic statement about the handling is extremely doubtful. Like... You really haven't driven much to be making that statement about a yard kart with a SWINGARM of all things. I'm 75% sure that not only I could do better, but I could improve that design as it stands, too. I just don't have the tools, materials, money, or fabrication practice to turn my theoretical knowledge into practical application.