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k-Bar: NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH
NOTE: Order / payment located at bottom of page ////// A previous product post from SixOneSeven design was the ‘Adjustable Anti-Roll Bar (v1)’. The product represented a binary mechanism which could be used to quickly connect or disconnect the front anti-roll bar of a racing kart. While the product represented a mechanism which has never…
Kart Axle Test Bench
One of the most key structural components of a racing kart is the rear axle. This axle provides both the connection between left and right rear wheels, as well as a drive transfer from the motor to both wheels. While simple in geometry…essentially just a steel tube, this component can be one of the most…
Three-Piece Wheel Centers
Partnering with Spectre Vehicle Design – this concept is for a customizable wheel center to be used in a three-piece wheel design. These 10″ wheels must not only look the part, but act the part – meeting race car like performance requirements. Specifically, this wheel design focuses on using design features that act to “pull”…
Adjustable Anti-Roll Bar (v1)
One of the most “tunable” elements on a karting chassis are the torsion bars*. Specifically, the front torsion bar* provides a noticeable change in the handling of the kart, and is one of the easiest changes to make. Over the years, drivers and teams have played around with varying materials for the is logic is…
Early 911 Valve Cover
Designed for the early 911, 2 liter engines, this valve cover fills the need to replace the standard / stock plastic valve cover. The thermal characteristics of the replacement aluminum valve cover allow for a more controlled valve cover tuning, throughout a wider range of thermal conditions. Furthermore, the brittleness of the existing valve cover…
Porsche Megaphone Exhaust Silencer Kit
If you have ever been to a race track, specifically with your own race car, then I am sure you are aware of the infamous noise limit restrictions that are specific to each track. The term “noise” seems to be synonymous with motorsports, but unfortunately the noise limits are often far less than what the…