I would like an answer to this as well. I've estimated based on scooters using a 150cc 4 stroke engine as the baseline for comparison. An average scooter will get about 80 mpg. The weight of their frame tends to be about half or less of that of a go-kart (265 lb. vs 550 lb.). Presuming that 2 times the weight equals half the efficiency; then I'm guess-timating a go-kart is at 30 to 40 mpg.
With this engine the scooter can go about 65 mph. The go-kart can go about 45 mph. As I understand it a smaller engine would be slower, but fuel efficiency would increase. It would be good to find a light weight but resilient frame for the body as well.
Anyone else have some ideas or information on this?
References for mpg and weights: http://www.become.com/150cc-4-stroke-engine
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Its 1100cc on a go kart :D
The Mini Beast.
Usually it's easiest to detach the fuel pipe from the carb and let it drain into a container.
yes but not gas pocket bikes
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go to fueleconomy.gov for answers to all consumer vehicles gas mileage
Go to the Link.
No.
It depends on the gas mileage of the vehicle.
Ford F150 go-kart
That would depend on the size of the fuel tank. As a go-kart is not street legal the question is a mute issue.
One can look to figure out how to improve gas mileage by asking someone who works in the auto industry. Auto industry workers will have the knowledge about gas mileage or one can just go to the gas station and ask.
You can find the gas mileage of you car by searching it on cars.com and they have all types of other information that can tell you a lot about your car.
To find an SUV with the best gas mileage I would go to Popularmechanics.com. Popularmechanics.com has a great way of showing the difference in each SUV with the top gas mileages.
The combination of highway gas mileage and city (stop and start) mileage.
No; friction decreases gas mileage.