ok, here she is INTERCEPTOR KART 750R

[ITS_NOT_A_KNIFE]

ive had some interest to post pics of it-so heres the run down

-fully built frame 1" square tubing (.125 wall)
-stainless diamond plate floor (22 awg)
-1" hardend steel rear axle
-pillow block rear bearings
-3/4" front spindles
-front mount radiator
-aluminum radiator tubes (undercarridge)
-honda vfr 750cc engine v-4
-custom exhaust w/ car fart can
-custom cnc sprocket and brake hubs
-vfr rear disc and caliper (4-piston) w/ front master cyl.
-custom shift linkage (sorted h-d parts)
-hydr. clutch w/ rear brake master cyl.
-tach and temp gauge

anyways......here are the pics

[KatanaSoldier]

Nice work!

That sounds like Scarface.

[ITS_NOT_A_KNIFE]

yep scarface it is "my block"

[KatanaSoldier]

yep scarface it is "my block"

I thought that was his voice. I have not heard him in years!

[ITS_NOT_A_KNIFE]

i dont dig the new school rap sh*t........keepin it old school....lol

[Animal Chin]

Watched the vid right to the end of the song hoping I would see this thing actually moving and hear it.. What a tease!! Haha looks sick though! Keep the rubber side down!

[ITS_NOT_A_KNIFE]

im gonna have to get some vids this spring. the one i got i cant get it on the pc. i might beable to take one tonight of it running in the garage with my diggy. i got two broke rear hubs right now so i wont be driving it (dont think there made to handle 100+ hp)

[01blewkat]

Sweet

[Kat4Life]

looks fun!

it's too bad you got me almost there and didn't finish me off (with video of it running)

[Zepp]

Sweet!!!

[BIGKAT1100]

Sweeeet .... great project and fantastic presentation. Post some stats when the weather breaks for y'all up there.

Great sound track as well.

[lopeha]

nice work. A buddy has a couple of the old Honda Odyssey off road machines & I've got a '92 GSXR750 motor. HHMM, I wonder what that'd be like?

[bluekat04]

thats sweet when do we get to see it run

[ITS_NOT_A_KNIFE]

this spring for sure ill post some vids from miller park (its the only place we can drive it legally...i think) we got a kill list of only a buell firebolt xb9 and a cobalt ss, i promise tonight ill take a video of it atleast running

[ITS_NOT_A_KNIFE]

lopeha: i'd say do it.

There a blast to drive and the feeling of the torque when you get mashed is the seat is undescribable. just dont cut any corners. with the power to weight ratio better than a corvette, it can get dangerous when something goes wrong ( i.e: motor ripping off its mounts, frame snapping, rear axle misaligned or breaking off, chain unaligned or getting jammed in case...ect) also, getting the motor centered as much as possible, its a big part in the frame structure. i've seen people build these before and the engine being moved over to one side (usually using a shifter kart frame) makes a lot of stress for cornering. Bearings are also needed. you will need high speed bearings. pre-made karts (exc. buggys)all come with low speed bearing not recommended for over 35-40mph.(you will be going that fast just in 1st gear) if your bearings blow out when your hitting it, your losing a wheel (ive had that happen already, makes your butt pucker...lol). it took my buddy and i 5 months to build this from ground up and little over $2,000 and still working through a few bugs. cant seem to find a rear hub that can hold the power, but when ever i buy an engine lathe that problem will be solved.....sorry so long...lot of whats written is kinda common sense if your into this kinda stuff, its a fun hobby to get into, even if its just bashing around. i get the enjoyment of just building it and getting re-actions from people when were riding it.

rob