How many folks here use chassis protectors?

Whats the recommended method for repairing a scrapped chassis? I’m handy with a grinder/ welder (notice which order I put those too in) Can I add metal to it slowly as to not overheat and make things brittle and/or warp?

Never heard it discussed, so I’m just curious what methods are employed.

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You can weld metal to it, especially if you have a hole or a crack, no problem if you do that, and then spray paint on it, it dries very quickly.

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So I popped for the Kart Lift metal chassis protectors. They seem very sturdy, but its a 3 piece kit, which I wish was a 4 piece kit so I could cover the cross bar between the seat and the fuel tank. (2nd picture)


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Me. They wear out fast and are the only thing keeping my frames from getting murdered by kerbs. A small investment that pays big.

Buy an additional front and stick it on there. That’s what I do.

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+1 for Burpo’s way. Thats the only way to keep that bar clean, as well. Needed at tracks with “rough” surfaces.

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I still have in mind to make some titanium ones, sparky sparky :sparkles::grin:

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I’ve used 30mm axle collars before on the cross bar between seat and tank worked pretty good and didn’t notice any issues with chassis performance or rubbing .

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Been using collars there, but nice idea. Where can buy them individually?