smallblock450sl
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Not done yet...but getting there. Should be a blast to drive!
My FZ6 golf car build
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ChevyFazer
Redneck MacGyver
That thing is gonna be sick once your done
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Tubbed and fat tires....nice!
WOW!! GREAT FAB WORK Your cart is looking AWESOME!! :rockon: :rockon: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Sith Lord
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Awesome. Reminds me of the Smart Car with a Hayabusa engine in it, I saw on youtube a while back.
famous556
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That thing is sweet! I can't wait to see it finished.
LesL60
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That's silly, which is a perfectly good reason to build one. Be sure to securely strap your bag in, and your golf clubs, too! Slow play should not be an issue. Looking forward to pics of completed project. Action shots likely to be blurry.
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Amazing work! :rockon:
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That's pretty crazy, looks good!
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I despise golf but a golf cart like that might just get me interested LOL
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I thought about tossing like a 450 dirtbike engine in a golf cart, then i realized my lack of Fab skills and chubby hands +terrible welding and electrical skills... it was gonna have to wait...lol
Work so far looks top rate! looking forward to the finished product!
Note: i might suggest tossing seat belts and some sort of roll cage... or maybe put fat wheels on it.... i fiddled with a golf cart when i worked at a country club.... probably got it to go 35 and it came up on 2 wheels often... can only imagine what it'll do with the Fazer engine in it :thumbup:
Work so far looks top rate! looking forward to the finished product!
Note: i might suggest tossing seat belts and some sort of roll cage... or maybe put fat wheels on it.... i fiddled with a golf cart when i worked at a country club.... probably got it to go 35 and it came up on 2 wheels often... can only imagine what it'll do with the Fazer engine in it :thumbup:
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That'd be the quickest 18 holes you could ever play , I love it :rockon: :rockon:
LOL! Now that's a cool project! Please get some video when it's done, so we can see you smoking it up!
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Don't forget to put dB killers in your exhaust!! :BLAA:
smallblock450sl
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Thanks guy's! No golfing with this....It's "Track Time", If I ever finish it. LOL
smallblock450sl
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Got the custom built SS header installed. Mount the radiator, Morse cable shifter assy and a fuel cell and its ready to fire. Build frame work for the raceing seats, "cage"? and blow apart for paint. The body work will come later.
ChevyFazer
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Looks good, but wouldn't the drastically different header lengths cause problems with uneven cylinder pressures?
champion221elite
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Awesome!!! I have a similar plan of buying an off-road type kart frame and then installing a two stroke 600 cc triple snowmobile engine inside. Sadly my wife told me I was nuts and already have too many toys:spank:
Jumpingjerry
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Awesome! Can't wait to see it when it's done. You will have to post a video of it running.
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Very cool!
Is that a 9" ford rear end and did you figure out how the rear end gear ratio will work out?
You going to make a foot operated clutch and make the shifter hand operated? The actual shifter should be fun to design and build too...
Don't you need a panard bar to keep the rear end centered?
Is that a 9" ford rear end and did you figure out how the rear end gear ratio will work out?
You going to make a foot operated clutch and make the shifter hand operated? The actual shifter should be fun to design and build too...
Don't you need a panard bar to keep the rear end centered?
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