What topics would you guys like to see in future videos? We're happy to discuss more maintenance and even dive into race craft! Let us here your thoughts!

This should DEFINITELY be a series. Obviously, I'm not in Ignite yet amd I will be a 1-man team, so this was immensely beneficial!!!! Thank you Lord Dingess and King Krug!

This is really helpful, thanks for the breakdown

Really enjoyed this!  Good job, thanks! VLR Master 100cc

Thankyou!! I'm getting started, appreciate the wisdom.

Great video guys, I've watched a lot of Briggs LO206 videos (I am starting my first season this summer) and this was one of the best I've seen. Hope you guys put out some more! Caster/camber would be good to explain to a newbie, cheers!

Greg... that's a nice shirt!

No shit I got a Pepsi commercial 2 seconds after you said Pepsi lol

I like it, nice video.

My only no no, IMO is, don't use WD40 to clean your clutch. It's a lubricant/cleaner. So it will leave a film on the clutch. Possibly affecting engagement.

Brake cleaner is a better go-to IMO

Just got my 14 yr old son two karts and getting him into racing any suggestions or tips appreciated

it’s red

Where did you get the picture of the Supra in the background?

Super helpful for a new guy getting into the ignite class. Looking forward to starting next week, what blue grease was that Greg put on the clutch bearings???

Great video!!! When you were going through the clutch you said when tracks are super intensive you need to replace the springs every 2-3 races. What do you mean by super intensive? Thanks!

What alignment tool did you use to adjust toe/camber?

What was the measuring device Dingess used to measure the float height?

Got any pointers on someone that wants to get into racing?? Never raced before should I start with a lo206???

for all the loose bolts, would you recommend blue loctite?

where are y’all located