bjuice

anyone racing round track,drag racing etc...needs to know how a car feels and reacts...you cannot tune one, nor can you even tell your tuner how to adjust one if you do not know what it is doing.

what i am saying is get the cheapest ride you can and just ride around the track and get familier how the car feels...if not...then the best chassis tuner in the world could not help you if you cannot tell him what the car is doing....

dpassmore

Karts don't get the respect they deserve. They require alot of skill and setup. They also feel very fast. Because they are very fast. It's worth a visit to your local dirt kart oval track.

slideitin

If you are looking for set up information there is a chasis school coming up in Jan. in batesville AR. its called "Racewise" Very good school. very detailed info. 3 day class. i go about ever other year.