600cc Crosskart Almost ready to rip! Street or Offroad
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 21. 08. 2024
- In today's video I build a custom exhaust for my 600cc crosskart! I do some more aluminum welding, build custom pedals, install a sequential shifter and more!
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Being a fellow builder myself, DON'T let the comments of why a build takes so long! Take your time and make your projects the way you want them to be! Love the vids and keep up the phenomenal work!
You should be proud, I've watched you evolve over time and your skills have increased substantially and hey redoing things is all part of design and learning weather on a cad or in shop keep up the good work. I just wish I could drive it when it's done.
Glad to see you're getting out more content very interesting how you can build something with limited tools
Remember how we used to say that if it looks good then it probably is good? Well, this is looking good! Good work Bro!
Rich.
Someone need to sponsor this gentleman and give him some tools to promote heâs CZcams and there business
I've really enjoyed watching your progress and your natural ingenuity. Keep it up. You're gonna be very successful.
Vasily I was the same way when racing. I was the one who would be about a month after the start of race season. Everything from seat to steering to sheet metal panels looking straight. Keep doing what you do.
Screw the people who have there bad commentsâŠ.. your one of the best custom builder on the netâŠ.. believe in your selfâŠ.
Your oldschool and picky!!!you want what you want!! You keep being you !! You learn a lot doing it the way you do and I can appreciate that!!
You are doing what I always wanted to do since high school in the 70's.Instead I'm now 58 and still haven't made anything for myself.
Let people build their carts the way they want. You build the Way you want. You do you
Finally getting these longer vids!
Your better at being you than they are. Let them do things their way. I think you kick ass. Just be careful man, no more accidents!
great to see your choice of quickiner & quick release stearing wheel been watching your progress for years now keep up the good content
If the brake discs don't completely cover the pads you may want to remove the excess(brake pad) to prevent the pads from wearing around the edge of the disc and eventually clamping pad to pad where the disc wont reach, If that makes any sense. Just trying to help keep ya safe.
I just made the same comment. But he may be putting on larger disc's.
Looking goodđ I actually enjoy the build processes iterations and all! Cool bro
That exhaust looks pretty cool. Can't wait to hear it run! đ
Quality takes time man. She looks awesome
This is turning out to be an awesome build. Those pedals look better than factory. Hold your head high as you do excellent work.
I just started watching ur videos today typed in habor freight engine on go kart cuz I just sent mine to get fixed for my kids ur blue Chinese kart came up nd now seeing this video u my friend have talent for fab work
Vasily Builds, Man looking good , glad to see you finishing it up !!! Can't wait to see you rip it up !
Once again the master fabricator is at work. I really enjoy your videos.
Dude I need! I love how you went about this one.
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Nice pedals, kid. Your stuff not only works well, it also looks good.
I look more forward, to your videos! Than any other channel! You've become, one hell of a fabricator! Very good builder and a perfectionist! I can't wait to see this thing, ripping it up! Can't wait till the next video comes out, all ready!
This thing is going to be sweet..
Can't wait to see her rip..
Good job man.
Looking good ready to see it rip.
Awesome update man thanks for sharing your work! Can't wait to see where you can go with this thing.
Nice job. Looking really good. Much nicer than CarsandCameras stuff. Can't wait to see it run.
You do what you do.Let them build their's,and we'll watch you pass them on,And off-road.This cart is a couple steps beyond what many even try.Well done Vasily!
thanks!
Just finished my own crosskart build I put a Honda VTX 1800cc motorcycle shaft drive motor in mine. Your channel inspired me to go for it. đđż
Your always getting better at what your doing and your builds speak for themselves. Great job as always and thank you for another great vid.
When welding a shaft together you can use two pieces of 3/4 in angle to sandwich on top and bottom. Tack then rotate angles 90 degrees and repeat. I have some vice grip chain clamps that wrap around that work best but for one time, any clamp can work. Enjoyed watching your video. Thanks,
Great job bro, can't wait to see it rip
Very nice! I echo all the kudos. One tip, I don't think your shortened axle will hold up. It will have bending strength, but I'm not sure it will hold up to the twisting force of 100 HP. I did almost exactly what you did and it twisted apart on the first ride. The fix, chop the axle, slot each side, throw a flat bar no wider than the thickness of the axle in the slot as you join both sides together, weld that in, then sleeve it (I used schedule 80) and both axles have held up nicely.
taking your time on this build is proving out awesome man, looks so sick already!!!!
That is looking really good, love the over all shape and everything...
Awesome! You are crazy talented, especially for your age!
Awesome work. The voiceover audio is also a great touch. Keep it up, man!
Been a fan for some 4 years and gone through multiple phones,etc and resubscribed keep up the the good workđđ
Why do you get a different CZcams account every time you switch?
Build really coming together
That cart is going to be a lot of fun to drive. Great work man, it looks awesome.đ
Screw cad. You built this from your brain thatâs awesome
Don't listen to anyone whining about sh** they couldn't do. You do exceptional work especially with the room & tools you have! It'd be nice if you could score a small lathe. This thing is bad ass!!! I can't wait to see this thing rip shit up!!! You build things how they should be built. Someday you gotta build a small regular go-kart and through that KX-250 engine on it. Then you still got that CR500 engine. Always build as light as possible. I love how you made that shifter so you can rip through the gears. Keep it up brother & happy holidays....đđ»đ„đȘđ»đ
Seriously impressed with your skills. Hope I catch up one day. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride.
I agree with you on your approach to this build. like for instance the pedals, if you can't find something that fits your application? then it makes sense to build the parts for your application. and those pedals worked out better than any thing that you could purchase that was pre made. I worked in a muffler shop and and I can tell you that you are correct. a little bit of back pressure increases the torque output. so it appears all and all you are headed in the right direction with this build.
Its looking Good Bud...Great job on it..Great Video
Great job!!!!!! Nearly ready to rip it! Greatings from France!
hi I'm a pro crosskart racer from Israel, I have a lot bigger radiator in my crosskart 600cc engine and u need bigger radiator to, I have a lot of experience with crosskart, and u need to feel 300cc more oil than the manufacturer specs because at high speed corners the oil go to the side of the oil tank (at the bike it go with the bike angle at the corner) and love your video manđ
Your Tig skill level has multiplied like a ccp virus!
You should definitely be proudâŠ. I can honestly say that I remember your first pass on here. For just going for it, it wasnât badâŠ. I appreciate how genuine you are and I wish you the best!
Can't wait to see it rip
Like this guy, humble and creative. Thank you for doing what you like and spreading joy of creating đ€
The detail In the builds with the rose joints and bearings is so cool to see, and that thing looks soo nice đ just a thought but keep an eye on your rubber tube gasket on your fuel tank, it MIGHT not hold up to long term contact with the gas, just something to watch out for, but hell yea love the builds âïžâïž
Keep up the great work don't bother listening to the negative people in the world your fine them in every walk of life
Great work man itâs coming along so well!
Nice job so far young man, Iâve been watching you from day one when you had no welding skills and now youâve come so far not only as a excellent welder but a good young man as well, your folks must be very proud keep up the good work and Iâll catch you on the next one.
Better watch those brake pads. Once they wear to the point of touching you won't have any brakes, unless you are getting larger rotors.
Tbh mate I use CAD/CAM daily for work, and for what you do I reckon it would take 50% of the pleasure out of it. Worthwhile if you're planning on making stuff again, or need record of what you've done, but how you build is organic, far more satisfying than stressing over a computer.
Bro this is insane
Molto bello.
Lavoro molto bello.
Very nice work.
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Your working hard that is all matters.
That muffler looks wildđ
From experience that seal on your gas tank is gonna leak, it has to be gasoline resistant rubber. I think its Buna n type rubber that you can buy in sheets for that kind of stuff. Keep up the great builds man.
Awesome build bro Can't wait to see it rip đ„đâïž
I really can not wait to see you street legal it
An amazing build! The one thing I don't like is the way you mounted the pedals to the thin sheet metal on the skid plate. I always think of stuff that can injure you and pedals can move with force when knocked. Maybe a bracket and gussets fixed to the front bar would make it be able to take a few knocks. Still a great build ! looking forward to the finished product.
CAD is the lazy way imo. Your badass at what you do. I love following your build vids.
Clearly not a CAD/CAM/CNC person yourself. If you were, you'd know how wrong you are.
Nothing lazy about it. It is way more difficult to design and build digitally. It still requires manual processes and skills on top of the digital portion.
@@Goatee_yay No I am not, I think you and I just view the lazy aspect of each method in a different way. I meant no disrespect. I understand mental exhaustion and I'm not trying to take anything away from you. On other hand physical work is very hard. Grinding out welds to remove a support or a mistake is harder in my opinion than pressing a button to delete it. Its only my opinion and it's cool that you are educated in digital design. I'm just a small time garage builder with primitive tools lol.
Your absolutely killing it !! Iv been watching your videos from the beginning it's been amazing to watch you evolve keep doing what your doing !!
It's really looking good. Hope you can take it for a rip next time.
Looking good! Sweet pedals! I can not wait to see you ripping it!đ€
If you are able to set ride height, I love it . I think around the Cars and Cameras track it will do awesome, but if you go anywhere else you might need to turn the shocks to get a few inches higher.
You have a great channel. Love the build.
I like your go-kart can't wait to see you write it let us know how fun it is to ride
Back pressure is myth in my opinion I don't believe in it. A engine just moves air with combustion in the process. An I'm pretty sure it's been an argument since the engine scene has been alive. Really happy to see this thing getting finished. Nice job on the pipe too. Assuming you made sure the header won't get damaged from stuff while driving it an when it bottoms out ? Nice job on the rad too. The fire wall was nice to hear you say as well lol.
This thing is absolutely sick!!! Great stuff man!!!
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Buddy that looks awesome my friend đ god bless you buddy
13:41 I thought something was on đ„
Thanks Vas for the upload , this preacher got me falling asleep. đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
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Can't wait to see it run
Cad is a pain. Especially if you don't have n interest in it. Nothing wrong with that Vasily.
What a sweet and cool build i hope i can ride on that...
Great work
Welds are amazing
You should add a drift style rear brake seems like it would be fun :d
Wrap the header in titanium wrap and with the addition of an aluminum heat shield, you should be good.
also love the longer video
How long have you been fabricating, ya confidence and execution is next to freaking none. Blows my mind. I really want to build this cross kart. Me and the homie might get at it next weekend
Prolly gonna want to make that gas tank gasket out of viton or something fuel safe. Would hate to see it leak in a month or two when the rubber gets soft.
Looking really good. Agree about the CAD its always a judgement call as to whether you'll get back the investment in time to get good at it.
This this is so cool it damn near makes me mad!
For future project,can you do a power wheel project,it would be interesting see you make one with a 450 engine
Please take this to a track!
You could do with bigger brake discs if you canât more the calliper in more to get the full use of the brake pads otherwise you will lose braking power also that rubber inner tube gasket you used for the fuel tank I would make sure the petrol doesnât react with it because itâs not made for fuel
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Not all rubber is fuel rated, so I'd be careful using an inner tube for a gasket on the fuel tank.
CAD aside, you would be time and money ahead if you tacked only until it's entirely mocked up. Keep up the good work. Your motivation and determination are inspirational.
Looking really nice my man. I feel your pain with how long things can take. Iâve been working on a build for 2+ years đ€·đ»ââïž
Steel-It everything! đ ...Well, maybe not EVERYTHING. đ
Love your vid watching all the way from South Africa đżđŠ
I want to buy some of your merch
Thank you for support! I believe my merch only ships to Europe or USA I am not sure if I can set up to south Africa