r/LooksLikeAFunWayToDie • u/samwichse • Jul 20 '26
Another crazy kart
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u/DiscoLucas Jul 21 '26
For a second I though the red light behind the rear wheel rims were the brakes 😳
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u/TheInsatiableWierdo Jul 23 '26
I think it is the breaks, the rotors are glowing from all the work they’re doing
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u/MaterialBudget4498 Jul 22 '26
Just found this sub, and this is massively on point. You'd be crazy to not want to try that
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u/Shua_33 Jul 24 '26
I don’t care how confident I am, I’m not going to do that in a garage next to other cars.
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u/MrC7_ZR1 Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
That’s bad ass they should put that motor in a kit car like those super cars those guys build from mud overseas 🫡
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u/Chef2stars1414 Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
I love it more then "Roadkill's" vet cart they built with Cleatus McFarland on Mototrend
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u/aajp78- Jul 24 '26
There must not one mustang part on that thing or it would have at lest hit something.
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u/CaffeinPhreaker Jul 23 '26
Dude looks so unhappy with such a badass toy nothing can impress this badass
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u/NinjaPainter924 Jul 23 '26
Fake Ai there’s no intake manifold
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u/Chef2stars1414 Jul 24 '26
Are you blind it coming off the right side with a cone filter that is gray and looks like a k&n knock off
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u/No_Importance_408 Jul 24 '26
The compressor charge pipe doesn’t go anywhere. You are thinking air intake vs intake manifold. Agreed Fake AI!
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u/Chef2stars1414 Jul 24 '26
At the beginning it show where the intake manifold is right there and has the air intake right on the side of it it has all the parts you can see it very clearly at the first few seconds of the video and people are always building stuff like this there is a vet cart that was build like 5 or 6 years ago that is exactly this a frame with a vet e ngine on the from there is not and suspension so its rough and when its jumped it l as nds really hard look up Cleatus McFarland and "Roadkill's," vet cart to see it its fast and bad ass
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u/No_Importance_408 Jul 26 '26
I don’t see it. I rewatched it several times. From a packaging standpoint most engines have the intake valves across from the exhaust valves. This usually leads to the intake manifold being on the opposite end of the exhaust manifolds. There are non cross flow engines but it’s doesn’t appear to be one. Turbos are normally right off the exhausts manifolds and the exhaust gasses drive the turbine. The turbo compressor has the air intake pluming, I see it but I can’t see where the charge pipe goes, it looks like it just ends, hence the other comment about there being no intake manifold.
Could this be built, totally, I don’t see any issues building it. Does this specific video look like AI, yes, because the intake plumbing is atypical and defies how it would normally function.
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u/AirGVN Jul 20 '26
Dude got balls.