parts list for building bar stool??

[grant31781]

here is a lst of parts that i think i need? Can someone help me get up a list of stuff i need to build a racing barstool. I want to build a tandem one. side by side seating.

Geez this stuff adds up to Over $350! That seems too high. this is from www.mfgsupply.com.

Where is the best place online to get the stuff i need?

1. 7-7/8" Dia Disc & Hub, 1" Bore, 1/4" keyway. Murray 680242, Manco 8314 $23.99

2. Disc Brake Caliper replaces Manco 9597 9597 $44.39

3. 1" Deluxe Flexpruf Solid Steel Axle Std End 42" $53.85 $45.99

4. Live Axle Bearing Kit with 2 Hole Flangette for 1" Standard Axle $32.99

5. Sprocket, Steel Plate C-41 48T $13.95 $12.29

6. 8" one piece drop center ATV steel wheel. Four 1/2" bolt holes on 4" circle. Painted white finish. 9" wide. Use with 21-12x8 or 22-11x8 tires. Use with our AZ2282, AZ2283, AZ2296, AZ2297, AZ2298, or AZ2299 wheel hubs. $34.99

7. 100H. - 4 Hole High Speed Hubs

8. 4 holes, 4" bolt circle. 1" hub bore, 4-1/8" hub length with bearings. Works with our AZ1006, AZ1005, AZ1004 and 30-401. $20.95

9. Steel Hub for 1" live axle. 1" to 3/4" stepped bore. 2.60 lbs $29.99

10. AZ1867-22 - 22" Steering Shaft Kit with Pittman Arms Welded
5/8" steering shaft and hub assembly with welded pittman arms. Heavy duty pitman arms. Holes for cotter pins in shaft and bolts. Fits all our steering wheels. Splined shaft and hub for perfect alignment. 22" long shaft. $21.99

11. AZ1874 - Steering Kit, Less Shaft, without Pittman Arms
5/8" steering kit without shaft, without pittman arms. Fits all our steering wheels. Splined shaft and hub for perfect alignment. Includes splined hub, 2 collars with set screw, 1/2"-20 hex nut, 3 1-4"-28x3/4" bolts with holes, 3 slotted 1/4"-28 hex nuts, 3/32"x3/4" cotter pin, 3 1/16"x1/2" cotter pin and snap ring. $8.79

12. AZ2516 - 6" long Spindle & Bracket Set - Side 1, 3/4" axle
Jig welded spindle with spindle bracket. For 3/4" axle, 6" long. Side 1. Bushings, spacers & locknuts included. The individual assemblies in a spindle set are designated as side 1 and side 2. This indicates that one is the "mirror image" of the other to produce a set, no matter how the assemblies are oriented. $17.99

13. AZ1842-11 - Solid Tie Rod Deluxe Kit 5/16-24 x 11" long
Solid tie rod deluxe kit, 5/16-24 x 11" long. Adjustable & trimmable. Extra-long threads. Plated steel. Each deluxe kit includes 1 solid tie rod, 2 aircraft rod end bearings, 2 jam nuts. The tie rod itself is 11" long. $14.99

14. 10" Plastic Go Cart Steering Wheel $15.79

15. AZ8127 Bearing Hanger, 1" Axle Weldment $2.39

16. Complete jackshaft kit 3/4" x 14". Use with a #40 chain. Includes 10 tooth sprocket, 3/4" ID. 14 tooth sprocket, 3/4" ID. 2 bearing hangers. Jackshaft, 3/4" x 14", 3/16" keyway. 2 standard bearings, 3/4" ID. 2 keys, 3/16" x 3/16" x 3/4". Collar, 3/4" ID.

Length: 14" $26.99

[sniffles]

ebay....thats the way to go...you can also use this site www.kartworld.com cheepy stuff for cheap prices....dont need racing parts...

[D&Jracing]

zooom parts for karts... a used racing kart dealer in Salisbury nc... or buy a old yard kart and cut it up.... an about anybody will give you a old straight rail racing kart for near nothing.

[RUBICON]

All of the parts you have listed are "FUN KART" quality parts and are fine for stool building....but...it all depends on your budget and the look you want...for most of us there is fun in finding parts from multiple sources that fit our budget and have the right look to make it look individual....If the cost seems high....it might be a little for this quality of parts...but most will tell you that stools ain't cheep....except the ones that really look that way....and even those in't cheap!

[Guy]

Ebay sucks for me.. freight is not actual freight, they pad it if it's going to Alaska,,,, $22 bucks added for shipping on a couple tierods?
Thank You for looking us up.
It has been our pleasure to serve you for over 20 years,
however, due to economic circumstances we have been forced to close.

We are not accepting new orders.

If you have questions on an order you placed on or before 11/10/2005,
you can email us at :
kartworld. com (help@kartworld.com)
357-1903.

[Guy]

sorry, kartworld was not included in my rant, my rant was toward some bay sellers padding the shipping, and not just kart parts just cuz I'm in Alaska.... i've never ordered from kartworld, I bet they had cut rate prices....

[sniffles]

my recommendation is to contact the seller first before you buy and ask him how much shipping should be. 22 dollars shipping for tie rods? did you leave him bad feedback?

[Guy]

lol, no... did not buy..... looking at non eBay sources here..... I'm thinking Monkey might hook me up...

[sniffles]

you do whatevers cheaper for you. must be a pain living in alaska sometimes. hey but you getta use ice tires. thats always fun.:laughing:

[Mike Bean]

Guy,

What parts are you looking for? We have a lot of them at BarstoolRacerSupply.com (http://barstoolracersupply.com)and we do not pad shipping for any locations. Our shipping is calculated on the fly at the time of checkout based on shipping my our location to yours, using the online UPS system.

I will be adding tie rods to the store later today if you still need some.

Mike Bean

Ebay sucks for me.. freight is not actual freight, they pad it if it's going to Alaska,,,, $22 bucks added for shipping on a couple tierods?

Thank You for looking us up.
It has been our pleasure to serve you for over 20 years,
however, due to economic circumstances we have been forced to close.

We are not accepting new orders.

If you have questions on an order you placed on or before 11/10/2005,
you can email us at :
kartworld. com (help@kartworld.com)
357-1903.

[Guy]

Well, Mike, thanks for asking. Up until yesterday, all I had was 20ft of tube and a 5hp 2-stroke that needs carb work. Last nite I found a friend is parting out a Polaris snowmachine,(he's using engine and suspension) So I should be able to get some goodies there... I haven't looked, but he says the machine has a 1" keyed jackshaft, and I can get the full disc brake setup too. maybe the tierods I can get from it too....
With this new development, I need to wait until I see what all I can get from him...
Edit, Dunno if that shaft will do much good...

[Guy]

2 spindle kits,
2nd Day Air$39.48 http://barstoolracersupply.com/images/pixel_trans.gifhttp://barstoolracersupply.com/images/pixel_trans.gifGround$36.75
Sucks to be here, I suppose, LOL :dizzy:

[1100kaw]

Hey all,
I'm the F N G, great site, I'm collecting parts to build a BSR, started by parting out an old Race Kart, wheels,hubs,brakes,spockets,etc...
I have been searching for steering stuff, i'm torn between handle bars, or steering wheel.
if I could find where to get the hand controls I've seen on a few BSRs, I would go with the wheel fur sure. I'm looking for the butterfly type throttle and brake levers on the column under the steering wheel. they look similar to the clutch levers for the shifter karts.but a little larger
Any ideas???
, Are they all custom fabbed?, i've seen a couple, and in the pics they look damn near identical, thought some one may be making them???
Thanks

[Mike Bean]

1100kaw,

There has been some posting in the forums about using a steering wheel -vs- the handle bars. For the most part, the steering wheels look cool, be preform bad. It is much harder to steer your barstool racer at high speeds than using a handle bar.

Mike Bean

[Guy]

They look cool for sure. I'll be going handlebars myself, but her's a goos pic from another site of some wheel controls

[Guy]

1100kaw,

There has been some posting in the forums about using a steering wheel -vs- the handle bars. For the most part, the steering wheels look cool, be preform bad. It is much harder to steer your barstool racer at high speeds than using a handle bar.

Mike Bean

Also, I find my right wrist sore from coming down from wheelies untwisting the throttle. I suppose it depends on how "quick" your twist throttle is, but i gotta take a big 'ol half twist out of mine for full throttle, so my wrist is in a curled position when I come down.
Thumb throttle should work much better, but the one I have now is for 1" bars.

[toadsdad]

I've got a cheap solution to the problem. I went to a bicycle store (handles mountain bikes) and got a right and left brake lever that hinged in the mounting (where it goes over the handlebars). I mounted them on the steering wheel but I had to cut the rubber on the steering wheel to get them to fit correctly, but if I hadn't told you that, you'd never notice it. Cost me a whole $16 dollars for the levers. They also work on handlebars for the throttle and brake levers rather than a twist throttle. They are fairly small and don't look out of place.

[Mike Bean]

Guy,

You can get a thumb throttle for around $10.00 on eBay. I have one I might be getting rid of that fits the 7/8" handle bars if my old throttle setup will work with the cable.

Let me know if you might want it...

Mike Bean