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Electric vs Gas Motor for Go-kart

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Date: 11/23/2007 Topics: Consumer Advice > General Advice | Readers Request > Consumer  
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Is it better to use an electric or a gasoline motor when building a go-kart?

Alexander from Oakville, ON
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By Lorelei (448) Profile Contact
Build with a gas engine because it's simpler to build, maintain and you will get more power. With a gas engine, there are many choices for engines hp to consider for a small child, older child, adult, or for racing.

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By MCW (1006) Profile Blog! Contact
I've never built a go-cart, but wouldn't a gasoline engine be much better than electric?

The problem with electric is that it would operate on a battery which has to be recharged. When the battery is no longer rechargeable, you will have to purchase a brand new one, and they are very expensive.

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