Kart Chassis Setup Technology Paperback – January 1, 2002

A literal lesson on kart design regarding setup.Well worth the time and money.

Thsi bokk cuts through the chit chat and gets right down to the meaningful stuff you need to know about kart racing .

After a 35 year absence from karting, I am considering re-entry and am reading as much as I can to learn about current technology. Granted, those who are already experienced might find little help in Karting Chassis Setup Technology but newbies will find it extremely helpful as a starting point. It addresses setups for dirt, paved oval and road courses explaining basic cause and effect for handling for each. I would think this to be an excellent first purchase for the prospective or newbie karter.

It was a very good book for your Basic set up needs.

Can't beat Steve Smith books

Steve Smith is the man. If your Kart doesn't handle after you apply what you learn from this book, it's you not the Kart. Take some driving lessons.

Well, I consider this book as a very mediocre product. To point a couple things, the images has big paragraphs (more than 6 lines) and the main text of the “book” is a mere “copy &paste” of that so you read almost the 30% of the content twice.Moreover, there’s a chapter which content is the copy and paste of a previous chapter. WTF!On the other hand, the book is not a book really. It is a thin magazine. The context is not deep and there are not explanations about how to set the kart for a specific type of circuit.I find more instructive to watch o live YouTube videos and they are for free.To finish, this magazine is old. Really old. (Written on 2000).Very disappointed. Sorry for my English. I’m not native.

Very informative, more content than expected. Happy with order.