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 Posted 3/1/2009 1:46:55 PM |
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you may be able to use that slack for your advantage, perhaps push a tensioner next to one of the slacked sides, and if you ever need to remove a chain (for whatever reason) you could simply remove the tensioner, and remove the chain with (probably) never messing with the master link.
Just a suggestion  hope it helps
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| Posted 3/1/2009 9:42:18 PM |
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Good call, Shag! I was wondering how hard it would be for him to put an adjustable tension device in there... Would be a relatively simple, yet profoundly useful addition!
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| Posted 3/2/2009 3:39:51 AM |
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| yep I was thinking of that today so I went around on the net and I couldent find anything that would have helped, the tension sprockets that I came across were all to big (2 to 2 1/2" in die. for #41 chain so I just added the 1/8 steel under the jackshaft box and that seems to do the trick. 
I also used a piece of angle iron to set and place the brake caliper ...man that was a pain. The white fabric that you see in this picture is called Spectra fabric..its used in alot of stuff from wind sails to bulletproof vests..I use it to cover upthings/parts when I'm welding next to them (its heat tolerance is awesome) 
man I am running out of room fast...I even moved a bunch of stuff out of the way..man! 
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| Posted 3/4/2009 2:55:21 AM |
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| Posted 3/5/2009 1:09:42 AM |
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| Posted 3/5/2009 5:31:36 PM |
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| I think those dampeners are a good way to go, they're nice and simple. Nice to see you moving right along on your build. So by monday we should be seeing some body panels right? 
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| Posted 3/5/2009 7:59:33 PM |
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| Man I wish, but befor I get into the panels I want to do the steering, pedals, and a few other things. plus the weather has droped about 20 deg. here in the past 3 days. Now if I was doing big stuff I wouldnt have a problem because I would be moving around a lot more but when it comes to doing little stuff where I'm sitting in one spot well thats when I start to get cold. I was looking at your build last night and you are coming along great also. has anyone heard from conrad at all??
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| Posted 3/6/2009 9:22:37 PM |
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| Posted 3/7/2009 11:50:43 PM |
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| So I went out today and put this spring on the break.. 
after that I realised that I had a piece of 18 g sheet metal that was sitting behind a bunch of cardboard so I pulled it out and took some measurements and started to cut with my new sheet metal cutter ...what a pain that was... 
I placed the sheet on the under side of the kart, marked the bracing, pulled it off, drilled some holes, put it back on , and welded. 
and this is what it looks like...fliped over 
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| Posted 3/8/2009 6:51:50 PM |
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