In fact the type of steel depends on the type of go-kart. However, it’s not just any type of steel. If you want to read the short answer, the most common and best material for go-kart frames is steel. But if you come with a question, first post, "How do I weld?",period, you're not going to get much of an answer.Finding the best material for a go-kart frame or chassis can be challenging, as there are many different types of go-karts and also quite a large number of materials to choose from. For the most part, purely technical and specific questions, not, "I want to wire my shop, how do I do it?"Įven people coming asking welding questions, even the most basic, that's what we're here for, get valid answers as long as they demonstrate a real interest, give a little background, and show they did some research on their own (at least enough to know some of the terminology). Most people posting electrical questions here at least have a rudimentary knowledge of the subject, know what the final result needs to be, just doesn't know how to tie it in with codes and load capabilities. Proper material oftentimes depends on the design, and not all materials throughout the frame will necessarily be the same shape, size, or thickness.īest thing for this questioner to do is to do a little more research on his own, figure out what he wants to accomplish and how, and come back with some more pertinent and specific questions.
What kind of go-cart, will it be powered by a chevy small-block or a Briggs?
What are the capabilities of the questioner? Can he weld or glue stuff together? What kind of equipment is available? If a minor, does he have proper adult supervision to insure he doesn't get hurt building or operating this thing?
I'd have to agree with Mac here, the question was extremely vague.
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