New user saying hi, and a couple of questions

[Jimmy C]

Hi All

We have just built a kart sim for my son who is racing in Honda Cadet, and he has been practicing on Kart Racing Pro.

You can see our home made sim here if you like... https://www.instagram.com/p/ByWGtnxleNB/?igshid=1cbus7znw6co8

What a fantastic sim software, we are both really impressed with everything, Thank you!

We have downloaded a selection of tracks and from doing some searching it looks like there are other tracks available on a purchase basis? Could someone point me in the right direction of who to speak with?

Also has a Honda cadet kart ever been built and available for purchase to anyone's knowledge? If not is it feasible to get one developed? Also a pointer of who to speak to here would be appreciated.

Sorry if these are stupid questions, but I think I have exhausted my searching.

TIA

Jimmy & Max

[Taddzy]

hi jim and max, in terms of tracks your best bet is to contact cory hayes and ask him about prices, as for the honda cadet engine i have made it in the past but will need a dyno sheet with the torque reading to make an updated version, also if you want a more realistic way to make you own sim i can show you what i did on a senior chassis a few years back

[Jimmy C]

Thanks for the reply Taddzy

I have messaged Cory just now.

I can get some Dyno sheets easily enough. And would love to see how we could improve the sim. I was looking to use original pedals some way in phase 2.

Thanks again

hi jim and max, in terms of tracks your best bet is to contact cory hayes and ask him about prices, as for the honda cadet engine i have made it in the past but will need a dyno sheet with the torque reading to make an updated version, also if you want a more realistic way to make you own sim i can show you what i did on a senior chassis a few years back

[Taddzy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpdFKHJsMA0

this is my one pedals are dissembled,the actuators sit on the chassis and are connected by throttle cables and the wheel servo is mounted on the front of the chassis and uses a long steel tube to connect it to the steering wheel

[Jimmy C]

That's what our longer term goal is.

Do you have any build pics?

Looks awesome

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpdFKHJsMA0

this is my one pedals are dissembled,the actuators sit on the chassis and are connected by throttle cables and the wheel servo is mounted on the front of the chassis and uses a long steel tube to connect it to the steering wheel