Reminds me of a tonykart extreme with the torsion bar at the waist and 120mm engine mount spacing.
Tyler responds:
"It is a Tony Kart I think 2019 if I’m not mistaken but maybe a little older. I’m trying to decide what Engine I want to throw on there. Probably will start with 206 to test it out "
Not that it matters, but definitely not a 2019 Tony Kart. A fair bit older as James noted.
Either way, very cool project!
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He might have a hard time finding an engine mount for the 120mm rail spacing in the right. Unless he’s making his own mount? Otherwise he’ll likely have to import one from the UK.
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Sounds like a side project for him then!
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Prepped my 2 beast for winter sleep, all washed and lubricated.
And to prevent corrosion I sprayed a light coat of WD40 over the whole kart excluding steering wheels
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If owned a kart I’d probably get bored during the winter and go nuts with car detailing products.
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Yeah 
I have 5 engines to go trough and house renovations
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We are selling our old and first chassis today that same one that put all off us in to the game .
An old intrepid silverstone .
It goes to a father and son team so i am kind of sorrow and happy together .
Farewell my soldier . I will remember you .
Thanks for the joy .
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Built up a Tony roller I got and decided on a ML T11 vs the LG I had in my other chassis. While I really liked it up top, made me feel more connected to the chassis, I brought back the hip bone bruises I had years ago when I raced. Decided to get a little creative with the heat and tires to open up the problem area a bit, it didn’t need much.
Obviously I won’t know for sure until I get on track, for sure feels better just sitting in it.
Also , was able to get the kart vertical how I wanted on my own!!
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How do you do custom screens like that for the alfano 6? I havent been able to figure it out.
Starting my offseason refresh on my son’s kart, hub bearings were a bit gritty, so new italian made SKF bearings ordered, and turned a couple of bearing drivers to make installing new ones with an arbor press super quick.
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Right through the alfano app is what I used just connect to your unit via Bluetooth on your phone and upload the picture
Nice work!
I just heat the hubs with a heat gun and bearings just falls right out and drops in 
Easier with alu hubs tho
Thanks! I’ll look into that.
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That looks like the 1999 Tonykart Extreme cad model that floating around the interwebs (I have a copy of it too).
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