Track-Ready Kart Frame
Created 1 months ago
Description
A half-meter-long go-kart frame complete with a full racing loadout. The chassis features lightweight cutouts along the floor pan and thick side pods for impact resistance, while the cockpit sports a contoured racing seat with aggressive side bolsters to keep the driver planted. Out back, a finned engine block feeds twin rear-facing exhaust pipes.
Key Features
- Chassis Design: Extended floor pan with weight-reduction cutouts and integrated side pods.
- Racing Seat: Deeply contoured base and backrest with prominent side bolsters.
- Steering: Three-spoke wheel mounted on an angled column with a solid base support.
- Powerplant: Rear-mounted block engine featuring cooling fins and dual exhausts.
- Wheels: Rounded tires with defined center hubs mounted on robust solid axles.
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