front wheels, take hubs off with wheels, side pods, nose bumper, should fit. might have to make something with plywood and four legs to put rest of your stuff above you kart. those seats are gonna have to come out. good luck its a pain in the ass
@@IndyNAL id make a almost table out of plywood and put legs around the kart and set you stuff on top or get one of those things on top of the roof of van
likely needs to go in at an angle to take advantage of vertical height. I would build a very basic platform out of lumber that slides into the van. Then the kart would "slide" into place on there platform. It will definitely take some thought, measuring, and planning but I'm very confident it's doable. I own numerous cargo trailers and box trucks that haul my audio, video, and lighting equipment and I've done several "build-outs" of the type I'm describing. It might also be worth while finding skinny wheels and tires that fit the spindles and hubs that could be used just for transport - similar to how they transport Big Foot the monster truck. Wish I lived closer to STL - I've welcome the opportunity to assist - this kind of project is right down my alley. Good luck regardless! BTW - the kart looks spectacular!
Could u kindly make a video showing a full pov of your driving and lines. I am a new driver and would like a reference from a professional like you. Thanks 🏁
front wheels, take hubs off with wheels, side pods, nose bumper, should fit. might have to make something with plywood and four legs to put rest of your stuff above you kart. those seats are gonna have to come out. good luck its a pain in the ass
Without the wheels and the bodywork it will fit in there fine even with those seats there, it’s just a matter of getting everything else in there too
@@IndyNAL id make a almost table out of plywood and put legs around the kart and set you stuff on top or get one of those things on top of the roof of van
likely needs to go in at an angle to take advantage of vertical height. I would build a very basic platform out of lumber that slides into the van. Then the kart would "slide" into place on there platform. It will definitely take some thought, measuring, and planning but I'm very confident it's doable. I own numerous cargo trailers and box trucks that haul my audio, video, and lighting equipment and I've done several "build-outs" of the type I'm describing. It might also be worth while finding skinny wheels and tires that fit the spindles and hubs that could be used just for transport - similar to how they transport Big Foot the monster truck. Wish I lived closer to STL - I've welcome the opportunity to assist - this kind of project is right down my alley. Good luck regardless! BTW - the kart looks spectacular!
Could u kindly make a video showing a full pov of your driving and lines. I am a new driver and would like a reference from a professional like you. Thanks 🏁