Predator 212 throttle linkage setup how to
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2016
- This is a good method to setup your predator throttle after removing your governor.
There are lots of options out there for throttle linkages but I really feel that this is the cleanest setup.
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I just got my 212 a few days ago. I am proceeding to install it onto my Coleman ct100u. Your setup is the best I've seen so far after removing the governor ( pain in the ass). No crap in the way just make your subtle adjustments, and you're hauling ass in no time!
Best method I have seen so far. Thank you.
This is clean. I’ll be doing it once I finish the governor removal. Thanks
This is a really nice setup. There's nothing else to buy. And 2 throttle return springs are better than one.
Great presentation! Just what I needed to know after I removed the governor.
Good plan and simple, best video for this ... thanks
Great job! Looks factory!
This was exactly what I was looking for
I just set this up and it works great. The only issue i have the relatively short throw of the throttle.
Kent Campbell then you didn’t bend correctly I had the same issue...rebent
Excellent vid thank u
Bro this is amazing thank you so much
My pleasure. Glad you found it useful
@@KartArt what drill bit did u use what tools did u use could u give me a list of all the tools u used for this I need to get the tools u have to get my mini bike working thanks 😊
Outstanding!
I luv it broham! 🖒🖒🖒
So i just baught a used mini z for my son. At about 3/4 to full throttle the engine "surges" for lack of a better term. I think its the governor. Is this set up what i should do to solve the problem. Please help😊
Did this to mine and it looks way better then having all the useless arms and springs that no longer get used when you remove the governor . Looks like it was made that way
very helpful. thank you
Matthew Pohl by
So for this setup do I have to remove the governor?
Awesome throttle setup much cleaner , thank you
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Is it important to make another hole for the barrel nut? Because I can just install the barrel nut from the original hole.
You don't have to use another hole but I found it works the best that way. The most important thing is that it rotates easily and doesn't bind at all.
I hope u are still available if not please let me know how can help me ty
Hi my name is David I did what you said on the video to bypass the governor with the cable right to the governor it ran for a day next day I try to start it and it was like frozen took the plug out had no problem turning it over valves open and closing put the plug back in will not the pull cord is stuck did i blow the engine but take the plug out turn over no problem put plug in it it is very hard to pull will not start please help me please ty
I don't understand why take the plug out it turns over no problem like i said put the plug in don't want to tune over please help ty
how did you make an up lift in the cable/wire whatever you want to calll it
He bent it
Didn't you watch the video? Dumb question 😒
@@itsme5279 lol...
ey man , we took the governor out and the engine seems to be running not correctly, the go kart is spurting some smoke and the engine doesnt seem the be revving at the rpms that it was before(the go karts really slow). where did we fuck up pls help
Do you need to remove the governor to do the setup? I dont want to remove the governor but i want to take the rod my engine has and just remove it and use that to make the new linkage
Juan Lopez yes removing the governor is necessary to do this throttle setup. Always best to completely remove the governor. Dont leave any of that garbage in the engine. The glvernor rod can actually hit the crank if left in the engine
Kart Art thank you
Kart Art ,, my pedal moves the throttle cable and all but it doesn’t move the carburetor , nothing is attached to it and i see a little hole and nothing is attached, what is it missing, and i can move the carburetor manually and it recoils and all
Juan Lopez watch the video again and you will see me bending a rod that attaches the arm to the carb. Without it the carb wont actually move and accelerate the kart
Juan Lopez no problem at all
so did you take the governor gear out?
Matthew Pohl Yes on this predator i removed the governor and then created the new linkage.
I have another video showing how to retain the governor and adjust it to 5k rpm.
+Kart thank you
video on how to do something that does not improve the reliable operation of the engine swapping levers
Huh?
It improves speed and the amount of fun you fucking have with the thing....the cheap ass engine is reliable as it needs to be either way ...if it blew the fuck up you spend $100 and get another one....
This vid of for those of us where
" balls to the wall (governor)" just isn't enough!
Nice job. Though, i do feel like we took the scenic route to get there.. ;)
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I took the governor out of my engine and have had all sorts of problems ever since.
If you just remove the governor gear on the crank you really don't need to remove the rest of the governor parts and it saves time not having to fabric parts.
Yeah i agree but i dont like leaving stuff in a block that is just waiting to destroy my nice internals
@@KartArt by putting in a bolt to clog the hole you left would have greater probability of getting lose and messing up your rod and cam.
@@ReisterJP bolt goes in from outside. No way it can fall into the block
@@KartArt do you have to tap the case?
@@ReisterJP actually the case is so soft the bolt will tap it on the way in. I just use thread sealer from arp and let her rip. Never had one leak or back out
Good engine no governor , engine power speed
BYPASSING the Governor! Not removing it.
__FYI: You DO NOT need to remove the governor after the control arm (the long metal arm where he got the long spring from) is disconnected. It will spin freely inside of the crankcase. If you want to open the crankcase and remove it, go ahead but don't let anybody tell you its necessary.
__Note that if you do leave the governor in, the control arm (long metal arm where he got the long spring from) will still move since the tab inside of the crankcase will still push it. Your governor is still working; its just not applying force on the carburetor (since you removed the long spring).
__If anything, remove the governor control arm from the top and save it.
Honestly i prefer removing it just in case. Besides the stock predator is just begging to be opened up for a new cam anyways
@@KartArt
If you're inside of the crankcase and want to remove it, then proceed. My comment was directed towards others (in the comments and other videos) who stated that the governor HAD TO be removed.
@@douglaslavergne7817 i got ya. Yeah def not necessary
Yeah don't remove the governor....bypass it or hit it with your purse or whatever....jk...remove that bullshit.
Too9o
Ya lost me😮
loose that obnoxious intro.
About 3 years late, but noted.
Well I've almost got mine finished. Much simpler than anything else I've found. Gotta deal with my torq conv and exhaust now. One needs rise other cant. Fucking catch 20 20. But he'll this is what diy builds is all about am I right?