In all honestly all chassis that I’ve driven have felt similar… apart from the OTK. The OTK feels much softer than any other chassis I’ve driven. You can feel the entire frame twisting beneath you which is a pretty interesting feeling. This was also the first brand new chassis I’ve ever driven on. The effectiveness of the chassis wears off through use as I’m sure you know. In saying that, with the OTK having a softer chassis, with the brutal force a shifter goes through, the odds of the chassis lasting as long as it’s competitors is very slim. Ultimately I wouldn’t say the OTK was better or worse than other chassis, just a different feeling in general. 👍 Let me know if you have any more questions!
I've only driven the rental karts at AMP, what classes do they do? I'm interested in getting a kart of my own but not sure what the cheapest option is that I could actually find events for
The cheapest option which provides “pack racing” like nascar would be the LO206 class. The 206 is the only 4 stroke motor that AMP has a class for. The 206 would be a great stepping stone from the rental karts. Other classes are available but are trickier to drive and cost much more money, with shifters being at the top of that list! Having driven the rentals, you’ll be positively surprised by the difference of a rental kart and a chassis you own at AMP!
@@team12racing. I've driven shifters before, I moved here from Florida and haven't been into karting since I was a teen. I have a small budget right now so yeah just looking for something simple I can have some fun with. Would love to be able to get a shifter or any 2 stroke really, hopefully I'll be able to do that eventually
@@HeavyK_MXB I’d recommend talking to some of the local racers down there on a race day, they’re all very welcoming and could give you some more information on what you could do. I’m from Pennsylvania so I’m not local at all, but I found a second family with the guys down at there at AMP. Just be careful, it’ll become an addiction very quickly! 😂
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Man you would've had him if it wasn't for the issues at the start. Still one hell of a drive man, you should be proud of that!
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How did u like the otk shifter? I see that you switched chassis a couple times and now you have a maranello i think
In all honestly all chassis that I’ve driven have felt similar… apart from the OTK. The OTK feels much softer than any other chassis I’ve driven. You can feel the entire frame twisting beneath you which is a pretty interesting feeling. This was also the first brand new chassis I’ve ever driven on. The effectiveness of the chassis wears off through use as I’m sure you know. In saying that, with the OTK having a softer chassis, with the brutal force a shifter goes through, the odds of the chassis lasting as long as it’s competitors is very slim. Ultimately I wouldn’t say the OTK was better or worse than other chassis, just a different feeling in general. 👍 Let me know if you have any more questions!
I've only driven the rental karts at AMP, what classes do they do? I'm interested in getting a kart of my own but not sure what the cheapest option is that I could actually find events for
The cheapest option which provides “pack racing” like nascar would be the LO206 class. The 206 is the only 4 stroke motor that AMP has a class for. The 206 would be a great stepping stone from the rental karts. Other classes are available but are trickier to drive and cost much more money, with shifters being at the top of that list! Having driven the rentals, you’ll be positively surprised by the difference of a rental kart and a chassis you own at AMP!
@@team12racing. I've driven shifters before, I moved here from Florida and haven't been into karting since I was a teen. I have a small budget right now so yeah just looking for something simple I can have some fun with. Would love to be able to get a shifter or any 2 stroke really, hopefully I'll be able to do that eventually
@@HeavyK_MXB I’d recommend talking to some of the local racers down there on a race day, they’re all very welcoming and could give you some more information on what you could do. I’m from Pennsylvania so I’m not local at all, but I found a second family with the guys down at there at AMP. Just be careful, it’ll become an addiction very quickly! 😂