Restoration Abandoned Go Kart Complete Process
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2024
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In this video I will try to restore a Go Kart from 2000s. The restoration process took about 30 days .I hope you enjoy today's video.Let me know in the comments section what to restore next?
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Chapters:
0:00 intro
0:40 GoKart disassembly
5:06 cleaning parts
6:14 removing color
8:50 spray painting
10:13 shaft disassembly,cleaning
18:43 spray painting
21:10 cleaning the wheels,other parts
23:43 spray painting
25:03 frame welding
26:00 GoKart assembly
32:53 outro - Розваги
Restoration Minibike: ua-cam.com/video/QqrcczPWY8w/v-deo.htmlsi=n0p_ijDZStT_S7fE
It's quite sad how slow an ashvelte Kart is. Our local ashvelt kart group to a race day (Grass karts) and we destroyed them. I recommend giving it some gears
Would have loved to see that beautiful old 2 stroke engine restored as well
People always use these vertical shaft engines when they aren’t made for speed. There are 4 speed semi auto engines for cheaper and are definitely faster
That's not really that old of an engine or kart. It just has mud rubbed all over it.
@@worldssickestmedia2713 It's probably 30 years old
@@youbannedmealready5825 it's got vented rotors and hydraulic disk brakes. It's got modern Bridgestone tires. When he pulled the back wheels off the purple anodized aluminum hubs were still nice and bright. Anodized aluminum parts fade. Especially purple and red anodizing. The fiberglass parts aren't old, dried and splintered. The clear plastic material they use to make the fuel tanks usually gets a dirty yellow brittle tint to it it after about 10 years. The engine looks to be an air cooled IAME motor that's still in use today. That and I've never seen a road racing cart ever in the history of everything with mud all over it. Ever. Those karts are 2" off the ground and have slick tires. You can't get a road race kart to go in a grass field. Much less mud. I own an engine shop that specializes in two stroke race karts and motocross engines. I also hot rod Stihl and Husqvarna chainsaws for people in the logging industry. It's an older cart that's been sitting up for a while and someone rubbed mud all over it to make this video. That's one thing I know for 100% certain. They rubbed mud all over it. And if you do want a vintage 2 stroke engine restored. Get in touch with Absolute Engine Solutions in beautiful Lake Lanier Ga and I'll get ya hooked right up.
That's what I'm saying
The effort put into artificially aging the kart is magnificent. 😉
does it matter
wow
I thought it was a little too shiny when he was pulling parts off.
100% agree.
@@victorzimmerman2248 Yes actually it does matter, because if it was truly aged he wouldn't be restoring he'd be replacing shit. Those bearings would be completely locked
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its amazing how the dirt and grime is spread perfectly evenly across go kart
This can Happen if it Sits in the Garage or a shed for very long
@@JMEproductions yes in this case its obvious
Yes go look at all his video mud spread over all them nice and even
Could be from a flooded garage
@@ilya0music almost every video he does looks like muds paint on with brush
Wow! That go kart so well protected when ‘abandoned’ that even the fabric on the seat was totally fine and there were no flats spots or cracks in those perfectly preserved tyres!
That’s exactly where I call bs when I saw the tires
im so glad im seeing comments like this...smh. the aluminum parts were still brand new looking, and the rust was already coming off with a plastic wire brush lol.... im sure we all have seen how equipment really looks after sitting outside after only a couple years if not 20 years
Tires not tyres
@@kyleball8396 its spelled differently in europe my friend
@@treyshelby2965 Tell 'em Trey!
Loved how shiny new clean the throttle body was at 4:29....not a bit of carbon on there! Wow.
You do realise the kart was artificially aged right? he reversed the video. also this is not how corrosion looks like. its practically impossible to restore anything withotu replacing all parts.
@@faziolifairmont8125 thats the point of the comment
What a miracle that none of the aluminium parts on this 'abandoned kart' are even pitted. Amazing that they also still have the residue from the price stickers on some of the parts. Good to know you can take a perfectly good kart, cover it in mud and surface rust the video yourself cleaning it and pretend you've restored it and bingo.... few hundred thousand views 😂😂
Nailed it! These videos are just click bait.
yes it's because people are brainless and will believe anything🤣😂🤣😂
Yep, a mixture of vinegar, salt, and hydrogen peroxide will get that rust look easily. Notice none of his videos ever show any pitting from the rust.....you know, like all rust does.
@@kalel33 they are like movie cars restore it to look good on camera you can see all the tiger striping on the paint when he spraying
Thought the same damn thing. Just a kid and a camera at this point
The only bad thing is you replaced that racing engine with a garden roto-tiller engine that is much slower. You should install a clutch on the engine to make user friendly.
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It really bothered me that they ditched the 100cc. Those engines are FANTASTIC.
Jo no
You speak my mind
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As a driver myself I really appreciate this being done 😩
Total amazement that, the amount of rust , was only surface affecting, and had no eaten through any of the major weld points of the frame, engine, discs, rods etc
I was completely and thoroughly engaged in this restoration until 31:49. Then you lost me. Can't believe you would replace that beautiful old 2 stroke powerplant with a rototiller engine. This go kart deserves better.
And he put it back together dry, no oil or grease was used!
Yep, I thought the exact same thing.
My words and thoughts exactly. What a waste!!!!
not to mention the caster and such wasnt set at all on the front end, i own one myself and haVE THE YAMAHA KT100 ON MINE THING RIPS
@@jasonmaheux4216 that has got to be one awesome, fun time on that. Those 2 stroke TAG or shifter karts are no joke!!! FAASSTTTTT
I rebuilt an old race kart last year. It was a fun project. Mine is a good 20-30 years older than this one. Yours looks like you covered a good kart in mud and just let it sit outside for a few months.
If your kart is 30 years older than this then yours was made in the 60’s
@@assumingone4366 80s
@@assumingone4366 what?? Its 2022 so it would be 2002-1992
@Jadyn Farrell The video was made in 2022 but the description says the kart itself was made in the 2000s. That could be any year between 2000 and 2009. Definitely put his kart somewhere between 1970 or 1980
Bc that's exactly what he did lol.
You have to have the patience of Job to carry out a restoration like this. You are crazy!!
This educational video has revamped/recalled or resurrected my memory of when my old neighbor Ronny Anderson used to own one of these back then during the mid-1970s. That's a go-kart.
man cleaning the frame really shows how much it really wasnt in very bad shape at all
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Its a miracle to see how he magically wiped away rust.
Wow for that amount of rust the bolts come out so smooth and easily almost like it was purposely rusted. Edit: I also just realized that the rusty missing paint spots on the chassie were sanded down lol
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Did you see the brand new engine that was put on. it was made slower than original
Hahahaha
Great job sir. God Bless.
Well done. Beautiful transformation!
Very nice. It would be very interesting to see, how the preparation of the objects takes place for these kind of videos. Which solution (probably something with mud and salt) is used to prepare the objects, so that they look as if they need restoration so desperately? How long does it take, until the solution does it's job?
Oh, and one suggestion: also apply the solution to the threads. It always destroys the overall impression, when a nut is removed and a new and shiny thread becomes visible.
Agreed, WD 40 isn't that good at loosening rusted nuts and bolts!!
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Exactly. It only needs a jetwash and it would look good again. But, I must get some of that asian wd40 as it works better than the rest of the world stuff.
They think the rest of the world is thick to think something like that has been sitting for many years in all weathers and finally getting restored.
You can get this type of rust in just a few days with vinegar, salt, and hydrogen peroxide.
congratulations on making us believe at first that this is a real restoration video.and after reading the comments i was even more sure that you made this go kart dirty on purpose
he probably did it out of boredom
does it matter
@@victorzimmerman2248 yes
Que pena pensei que íamos ver o bom e velho 2T em ação mas ficou muito boa a restauração 👍
Parabéns pelo trabalho......
Excelente serviço.....!!!
Ficou especular......!!!
How far in advanced did you spray on the salt and mud, just to clean it off.
I don't get why so many "restoration" channels do this... there is so much old crap out there to restore for real. You can tell from the exhaust pipe that a leaky corrosive substance was sprayed. Probably some sort of peroxide solution. You nailed it.
@@TheJimCramer Because it'd take much more work to "restore" it. They'd have pitted metal from the rust and you'd have to do some major grinding or bondo to get an actual rusted item back to the way it was new.
even the nut and bolts dont corrode
Cause they can't rebuild shit only Clean.
Would be interesting to see what it was like if you had just pressure washed it. Close-ups showed what looked like an awful lot of the mud and dirt had been smeared on to make it look far worse than it really was. Also, many of the bolts you removed the threads were still shiny.
It does look suspicious, the surface rust and mud looks like it was put on purpose so it could look worse than it actually was, click bait
Yeah, this is typical Internet fluff …
I’ve never seen REAL RUST come off with a very light wire brushing. That’s amazing 🙄
My son and I built one years ago from a 100cc bike engine, plastic canteen seat and older kart wheels and tyres. It drove great with good acceleration and cornering. I wrote off some seven and a half inch wide plastic slat chain on a job so we made some circles, let the rear tyres down, slipped the slats over and pumped up the tyres - BOY was that fun, it was like driving on ice, never had so many spins in my life!
Eventually it got sold and moved to Robin Hoods Bay in the north of the uk, I often wonder where it finished up.
I own an engine shop for small engines. Specialize in 2 strokes and never have I seen a road race kart with mud rubbed all over it. Maybe if you just wash the mud off it would be restored then.
lol the whole time I'm thinking...where's the power washer?
Worlds sickest, that's all you have to say.
Вот это мастер!
Ступичные подшипники -- водой; тормозной суппорт -- водой... Правильно! Ещё вместо тормозухи воду залить и смазать всё подсолнечным масло -- поедет быстрее болида Ф1.
Да видно постанова. Неделю в луже простояла...отмыл🤦♂️ Ебать мастер🤣🤣
Им бы Советский Жигуль, который лет 20 стоял на улице... Я бы посмотрел на такую реставрацию 😅
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You know y’all hate about this. But all I see is a man and his passion
Yeah, really convincing! 😂
Imagine how fast this vintage go-kart with anodized parts would have cleaned up with a pressure washer at the beginning. However, that would have only lasted 3 minutes. I've also never seen someone dye sand red vs washing it away.
Think im gonna have to call horse crap. Noones going to leave a 5k racing kart outside long enough to "rust" and rust doesnt come off that easily.
on a cart like this you don't use a motor like that. you build one that is made for racing. that motor would get killed by other carts.
Damn, I should have video'd myself cleaning a cafetiere as I had to stip that and clean it with soapy water and rebuild it. That could have been a great restoration video. Just the same as washing pots and plates etc. I must restore a lot of stuff daily and didnt realise it. lol
Restoring and recording anything like this is worth it for other people.
@@roberthardy2013 Not really. He washed it and called it a restoration.
“Who needs a clutch lets just have no stopping without the kill switch”
-this guy
I just l Iove how these guys can take something that's perfect and make it perfect again. Probably took them longer to make it look like crap.
So true
Облили кашей из воды и глины ...затем отмыли, реставраторы тоже мне😁
Самое ужасное, что гоночный Rotax заменили каким-то говном с Али.
@@anatolyshestakov764 именно, и в нём нет и половины мощи исходного движка.
@@anatolyshestakov764 из хорошего карта сделали очередное ведро с двиглом от мотоблока 😂
И заносили аккуратно - чтобы грязь не обсыпалась😁
beautiful restoration of a 10-15 year old go kart with a little rust and a lot of dirt. Also, restored a 15hp 2 stoke racing engine to a 5hp tiller motor.
Race engine 100 CC have 25hp
12hp 390cc engine to be exact.
20 to 22 depends if its a rotax or a tag @@davkemerke6084
Truly worthwhile video. Awesome and good for you. Where or how did you find this little gem?
Not even a sophisticated tools and he has done it perfectly... Good job man
For something that rusty, it sure is nice to see everything that wasn't exposed directly to air completely rust free. Must have been super nice that none of the bolts were seized and all had perfect threads. Curious as to how you got that lucky with something in such apparent bad condition...
You can use zinc to make rust skin
@@tbladee i think he's being sarcastic :)
Because he's a loser and doesn't restore anything. They saying everything down with salt water and vinegar let it rust for a week and do whatever she did in this video.
He not
I have a margay brava 4.2 from 2004 I believe. It’s well worn, and I can pull if every bolt no problem. Karts don’t get thousands of miles on them or exposed to salt and shit like a car would
Don't be fooled. This is a nice Kali/CRG chassis (fairly recent judging by rear axle size as in within the last 25 years) with what looks like an IAME/Parilla rotary valve 2 stroke.direct drive setup, probably one of the mid/late '90s- 2000s Sudam 125cc engines. This isn't something that anyone with any sense would let get into the condition shown. Someone hosed this thing down with muddy salt water then let it sit outside and rot for months just to make this video, and to add insult to injury they installed 1/4 the horsepower by bolting on a junk lawnmower 4 stroke. Just sad.
you took the words out of my mouth. I died on the inside when they put that motor on there. Took the top speed down to 20 or 30mph as well as ruined the scream of that 2 stroke
@@jaredlinde590 I guess it's not completely safe to ride on a go cart with such big motor near your head
Yall when the 4 stroke went on it went down hill-- I can't see why anyone would run a 4-stroke back when I was racing (over 45 years ago) at the time a modified 4-stroke Briggs would cost about $1500 and a Yamaha KT 100S 100cc piston port was about $600 blue printed on the Yamaha you ran gas Briggs methanol on the Yamaha you adjust flex and differing gearing and that was it the Briggs you had cams, porting, valves, carburetor, clutch and the list goes on and it was no faster than the Yamaha.
That is infact a 12hp 390cc 4stroke engine. When set up right that engine will tun circles around the old motor. BUT I agree, he should have saved the old motor instead of replacing it with a modern motor.
I stand corrected, some of those 100cc racing engines can have as much as 25hp. That is insane. (did a quick google)
Inspiring me to get an Go Kart …😎😎🚀🚀🥁🥁
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Love this go cart.
I'll name it the purple people eater.🤗🤗
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Never knew how big the karting community is, so many comments about how the wear on this kart seems to have been artificially applied. Careful with what you put out lest you get called out
A few things make me suspicious this go kart was made in that condition for the purposes of shooting this video. After clean up you can see wear on areas that would never been worn if others are not also worn. The floor which is the most punished area is fine. Also no dents, bent areas on the chassis while paint is heavily chipped - by what may I ask? Doesn't look like a genuinely aged thing that was used.
was thinking the same thing. look like the dipped it mud over a weekend and to a flap disk to to paint to make it seem worn.... plus dose not matter how much wd40 you spray it you dont have clean threads it would take some wiggling
It is, he made it looks dirty
Yeah, I notice that 🤔
Does it matter? It is still satisfying to watch
@@elektronikadlapoczatkujacy2111 it isn't and the fact someone will probably has to explain this to you is so depressing I won't even dare going there
I was think the whole time “but he still has to rebuild the engine….” Pops on a Brand new Honda replacement. Works for me!!!
The Mario Kart characters would be so proud
20 years ago I had one of those air cooled 100cc karts, the same exact engine too. My stomach dropped when I saw you put the 4-stroke in. 😔
May I ask why you abandoned the glorious 100cc music maker?
ikr those engines are just faster and they sound better
@@unkn0wn_racer They have the potential to make almost 3x the power.
@@youbannedmealready5825 they both could make triple the factory numbers. I had a gx200 pushing 20hp....
@@dewworm1666 Except one makes those numbers right out of the box..........
@@dewworm1666 you ran it on jet fuel or something ? cause a regular gx 200 stock is pushing around 5-6 hp
I used to race karts like these. I had a rotax, and then a 125 stock shifter. Before that, 3 and 4 hole can Yamahas when I was younger. Some of the best memories of my life, by far
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That seat at the end 😳 👌
Più che un restauro, io la chiamerei una bella PULIZIA. Comunque un bel lavoro. Ciao
Not sure if the rust looks real! Everything came apart so easily! Very suss!
My family used to have very similar karts in the early 80’s we had so much fun playing on them, watching the video brought back childhood memories best decade ever I say the 80’s.
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I guarantee they didn't. This is a brand new kart.
Que gran trabajo!!😍😍
It was a good restoration until you cleaned and sprayed the tyres. You should have problably changed that since they have several flat spots. You also welded the chassis that was already painted. The plastic could have been be fixed for scratches and damages. But the worse part is the engine swap. The original one deserved a restoration and changing it with a four-strokes one is causing a heart attack to a lot of people.
100%
he did. look, later, in the video. he uses brand new ones.
Not to mention it looks like he reused them damn brake pads...That made me mad because you should never reuse bad brake pads, it's dangeroous and practically a death wish waiting to happen.
@@adriengrossfeld5660 It doesn't matter if you don't have a clutch to stop anyway lmao
You have way more patience than me. When I do a racing kart restore, I have the frame hot tanked at NAPA Auto machine shop, $125. You are very thorough and more patience than most people. Great job and restore; my hat is off to you.
The frame I used for racing in the early 1990s
Quedo buenísimo!!! Pero no le podes poner ese motor hermano jajajaja
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I want a dirt bike
Power Ranger bike
Nothing like a little soap to clean off half an inch of mud and salt that was sprayed on a day ago
What type of dirt did you use,? Was that the hobby dirt from bags purchased locally or was that the new Amazon dirt shipped next day? It sure did come off easily. Great spray work.
That Kart has only had a couple of buckets of dirty water chucked over it!
You can see the water tracks on all the vertical surfaces.
I'd expect a neglected Kart to have a rusty axle and brake disc, oxidised alloy parts and a bit of dust on the horizontal areas.
Satisfyingly result though! 👍
Mis más sinceras felicitaciones por mostrar cómo se hace la restauración de un Kart. Es increíble ver la facilidad con que lo realizan!!! La prueba del vehículo así lo demuestra!!!
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Acho que você está com razão, foi isso mesmo que aconteceu.
Гоночный карт отъездил своё время(1998-2004) и оказался на долгое время в какой-то ангаре. В дальнейшем его нашли и переработали в прокатный с вариаторной муфтой. Очень сильное отличие до и после. Хорошая рама была для гонщиков 2000х годов в этой компановке, но дороговато для спортсменов без спонсора.
So much for an engine montage. Looks like it would be fun to ride.
Buying stuff off craigslist to spray with salt and a vinegar and water to leave out back in the weather for a year pays off lol. Also shaking the parts a little extra when pulling them off does too haha
I used to race Karts in the late 90s / early 2000s, and this took me back to those days. I raced Rotax Max 125cc.
Not sure why you put a Honda engine on the kart at the end, but it was cool to see something from my era being restored - nice work :)
Because they can't fix engines LOL
Because they probably didnt have the equipment to start it
No clutch
You can restore the plastic bodywork quiet well using linseed oil and white spirit. There's a few videos on UA-cam showing how to do this and that and new decals is probably the easiest way as they'll get knocked about pretty quickly. I'd suspect she'll need new bearings all round too.
"Spray it with vinegar and leave it out in the rain, then it'll look old for next weeks video..."😂
You forgot to include the initial step in this video. Salt water and hydrogen peroxide are the main ingredients here 😂😂.
1:40 RIGHT THERE. Purple anodized aluminium in MINT condition. Otherwise this is a cathartic, soul soothing restoration video about restoring nice condition cart covered in a lot of dust.
Awesome, this has inspired me to do the same on my nitro RC car that's been sat on the shelf for about 2 years covered in nitro fuel and dirt 😄
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I am looking forward to you building a swimming pool in the jungle next.
Also the way he sprayed the seat was smart
me encanto el video, pero como dijeron comentarios abajo.. hubiera sido genial ver la restauracion de ese motor de 2 tiempos tambien
Lil tip: Remove that sprocket off of the GX390's shaft, and put a centrifugal clutch there. The way the clutch works, is that when you start the engine, the kart won't move on its own, then, when you increase the RPM, the clutch kicks in and it starts to move. I've put them on all my mini motors like that, they are cheap and easy, and if you really want to put a dime in, you can get the gopowersports Juggernaut torque converter, i put it on my minibike and it works great!
hell of a restoration...
Definitely turned out to be a nice wall hanger
this is totally believable. i also keep on finding go carts in the river that needs to be restored
hello, great job, what brush did you use to smooth the rust the one inserted on the grinder? thank you
That looks alot better and this taught me alot more
That purple on those sprockets is amazing... LOVE the work. Great restoration!
Needs a 2 stroke rotax! great job though!
Fantastic!
To be a kid again.......
It's amazing how satisfying removing rust with a wire wheel can... except when it isn't
Excellent restore ! I hope after you went to all that trouble, that you installed NEW bearings in the wheels & axle.
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Weird that the paint was worn in a vary circular pattern… almost like a wire grinding attachment took the paint off. Also very minimal pitting on the steel as if it had only been rusted on the surface with a rusting agent for a few days…
Because it was.
What cleaning solutions did you use? Everything from removing dirt, grime, & rust. So amazing!
Mind you it's easy to remove the rust and grime when the kart hasn't actually aged that long. The kart in the video has been artificially aged but all the hidden parts look amazingly clean. Should give away weŕe not watching a skilled restorer doing his magic.
Oh No don't go messing it all up after all of That hard work 😂👍
that dirt looks a little too perfect
In surprisingly good shape considering how it was left to rot. Good materials.
Amazing on these videos even plastic is rusty
Супертехнологичные болты, гайки, хомуты, не поддающиеся коррозии и прочим воздействиям. Ни разу не постанова.
I really enjoy doing projects like this too. So satisfying to bring something back to life
the video is beautiful, until the moment you mounted the 4-stroke engine on the chassis 🤦🏻 leaving the two-stroke was too difficult? it would have been wonderful to restore the engine as well
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Rusty plastic, rusty tyres ‘Truly masterclass’
I liked the sprocket just welded on to the output shaft of the engine. No clutch.....Must make for some really fun stopping and starting.
Nice restoration, but you needed a pressure washer a centrifugal clutch for the tiller motor ,and you should have rebuilt the 2 stroke engine that was on it.
To much work he's used to throwing mud some water vinegar and salt to appear rusted remove it clean it and done
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