Ted, The Nippondenso starters are the best, smallest most power for the dollar. All jap cars and most american with jap parts use them these days. I made one for use at TBO. I cannot say about cw/ccw but the unit I found at an auto salvage yard turned proper for starting off the flywheel pully side ...

Jeff, you can try BNI/SCTA.Org but if the record is not real current more than likely it won't be listed. The other way to get info is to purchase a Rule Book, but of the 8-9 years of them I have I do not recall any records listed or classes for that matter for kart/mini bikes you are asking about. ...

Bill, I think I was in error on the shut down miles on the long course :oops: beleive it to actually be 4 miles not 2! I ran a special construction framed Harley Evo Big Twin in the 1650cc AP/G class. I managed to get my Class D License before having to stop going for economical reasons! BTW "D" mea...

Bill, First off I think you misunderstood what the USFRA Rep was saying and it's quite possible that person gave mis information, unless things have changed since 2004. I ran there for 8 years, seen many oddities take to the course, a 50cc motorbike was the smallest powered that I remember so I am s...

Ted, I tried it a few years ago with the old M-T dry clutches and the new Rev Grips, the nuts are very similar. I wrecked 2 so I quit trying and re vamped my starter for the belt pulleys on the flywheel side. The nut, if you look real close is very thin between the bushing outside and the thread ins...

Dont include the "/aka" if you do an online search. TL

www.eccarburetors.com/aka as EC Distributing/615-446-6807. Check out the site there are some great pics of karting and lots of other links. Tom L

The discs you are talking about came from under the fulcrum arm spring...its an E.C. Birt/Carbs/Dist set up. I would call E.C. Dist for the particulars. They did an Alky convertion for me on a 34 Mik and I found the same discs so I called and asked. Tom

Philrock, I've had good service out of the Mikuni 34 mm and its and easy swap, very little mods involved and I beleive they are easier to come by than the HR 181's. Tom

Hello, I am looking to purchase a brand new 91 series Rod. Anyone have one they'd part company with? I have cash or Mac parts for trading. Let me know what you are looking for. Thanks Tom.