How to Build a Indoor Racing Kart

A 'Go Kart' can be used for racing or just for family fun. It is a small vehicle with low motor power and four wheels on an open frame. An Indoor Racing Kart should be an environmentally friendly electric powered kart which can be used both indoors and outdoors. Gas powered karts can’t be used indoors because of their toxic fumes. If you are not a professional Go Kart designer here are the steps for using a website with professionally designed plans and blueprints to help you build an Indoor Racing Kart.

Difficulty: Challenging

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Computer with Internet
• Indoor Go Kart Kit instructions and materials
• welder
• electric drill
• hack saw
• vice
• carpenter square
• protractor
• files

1. 

   Use your computer and the internet to visit a professional Go Kart Kit plan website like http://www.diyden.net/

2. Search the http://www.diyden.net/ webpage for Go Kart models then click on the "Plans" button on the left hand menu of the webpage to find the Go Kart Kit plans.

3. Read about the Go Karts and choose the one you would like to build. Click on the words "Order Page" to order your Go Kart Kit.

4. Find your Go Kart Kit choice at the top of the "Order" page and click on the correct button.

5. Read the terms and conditions for the Go Kart Kit of your choice then download the kit zip files by clicking on the correct kit button. You can first check out the free previews for each Go Kart before ordering.

6. Receive the password and unlock your Go Kart Kit plans by clicking on the "Pay Plan" of your choice and following the directions.

7. 

   Build your Indoor Racing Kart by first printing out the downloaded pages and completely following all the plans. Or you can be creative and customize your own Racing Kart design. Have fun and drive safely!

Tips & Warnings

• Electric Go Karts accelerate very quickly therefore they are best for drivers with some Go Karting experience.

[kaldrich88]

on 7/27/2009 this would be so much fun to try! 5*

[Mitestarossa]

on 1/1/2009 Sounds like fun!