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| Thunder kart spec | ||
Introduction We drove many karts from different manufacturers before we made a decision. We weren’t looking for the best deal or the strongest heaviest kart, but the best driving experience. As such we chose the race chassis Thunderkart from Biz combined with the 390cc Honda Thunder engine, a lighter kart with a more sensitive and progressive response to driver input, particularly at speed. In comparison to the more commonly found rental/corporate chassis, the race chassis ultimately gives a much more rewarding karting experience. The engine produces 13bhp and is big on torque ultimately propelling the kart to speeds in excess of 55mph which are achievable on the kart circuit. ![]() The 390cc Honda Thunder engine produces 13 bhp and is big on torque (the measure of an engines ability to accelerate). When compared with a Pro Kart, it is this feature along with the more nimble chassis that is most immediately felt difference. Pick up from low/medium revs is very important and allows the driver to adjust the karts balance through the corners. Geared to reach a top speed at Thruxton of between 55 and 60 mph they produce close exciting racing. |
Dashboard telemetry Digital dash mounted on each kart, this displays:
Multiple information monitors in the kart centre for guests and team members, displays
Kart mounted digital dash - lists the
same information as above but for your kart only. It will show each lap
time so you know if altering you line has resulted in a faster lap. It
is particularly useful to know the gap to the next kart in longer races
as the field spreads out. You will also know the time to the next driver
change (this can be depressing information if your arms feel like they
are about to drop off). |
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