axle bearings cassette
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Product Description
The Racing Kart Bearing Hanger Cassette Holder is a crucial chassis component designed to securely mount axle bearings and cassettes, ensuring smooth rotation and precise alignment for go-kart racing and high-performance builds. Crafted from high-strength 6061 T6 or 7075 T6 aluminum, it fits axles from 25mm to 50mm and bearing cassettes for #219 or #428 pitch drivetrains, compatible with engines like Rotax Max, IAME X30, Briggs LO206, or Predator 212cc. Designed for chassis from Tony Kart, OTK, Margay, and QRC, this holder is ideal for racers, mechanics, and DIY enthusiasts, complementing your interest in sprockets and drivetrain parts (March 18 and April 11-16, 2025). Whether you’re fine-tuning for a national race or upgrading a custom kart, this bearing hanger cassette holder delivers lightweight durability, adjustable ride height, and robust axle support for optimal track performance.
A Racing Kart Bearing Hanger Cassette Holder is a precision-machined bracket that welds or bolts to the kart chassis, anchoring bearing cassettes that house axle bearings. Typically made from anodized aluminum, it supports 25mm-50mm axles and cassettes for brands like OTK or QRC, ensuring the axle rotates freely with minimal friction. This holder maintains alignment under high loads, critical for racing stability, and often features adjustable designs for ride height tweaks.
This holder ensures precise axle alignment, reducing bearing wear and vibration, a priority in your drivetrain focus. Its lightweight aluminum cuts chassis weight, enhancing speed, while adjustable models, like QRC’s, allow ride height changes for track-specific handling, benefiting racers chasing lap times or builders optimizing setups. Its durability withstands high-grip tracks, making it essential for competitive or rugged karts.
Our Bearing Hanger Cassette Holders are engineered for 25mm-50mm axles, supporting cassettes for #219 or #428 chains and fitting chassis like CRG, Kosmic, and Manco. Available in black or silver anodized aluminum, they include 3- or 4-bolt patterns (e.g., 70mm-105mm spacing) and work with engines from 150cc to 300cc, offering a versatile, high-performance solution for racing or recreational karts.
The Bearing Hanger Cassette Holder blends advanced materials, adjustable functionality, and racer-focused design, making it a vital component for kart performance. Here’s what sets it apart.
Crafted from 6061 T6 aluminum (45,000 PSI) or 7075 T6 (73,000 PSI), these holders weigh 0.4-1 pound (e.g., 40mm at 0.6 lbs). Hard anodizing (30-50µm) ensures 700-1,200 hours of durability in wet or dusty conditions, resisting corrosion and wear, ideal for intense racing or off-road use, as seen in Margay’s Brava models.
Models like QRC’s feature slotted or cam-style adjustments, allowing 1/4” to 1/2” ride height changes to optimize weight distribution or grip, as noted for high-grip tracks. This tweakability suits sprint or oval racing, enabling racers to adapt to track conditions without chassis swaps, enhancing cornering and stability.
With 3- or 4-bolt patterns (e.g., 70mm for OTK, 105mm for Comet), these holders secure cassettes with M8 bolts torqued to 10-15 ft-lbs, ensuring 0.01mm alignment accuracy. This prevents axle deflection, critical for high-horsepower karts, and supports brands like CKR or Top Kart, as used in KZ125 chassis.
Hard-anodized finishes in black, silver, or custom colors boost surface hardness (~400 HV), protecting against track debris and moisture. This extends life in abrasive conditions, offering racers and hobbyists a low-maintenance solution that maintains performance, especially for dusty or wet races, aligning with your component durability focus.
The Bearing Hanger Cassette Holder’s strength and versatility make it suitable for a range of karting needs, from pro racing to custom builds, resonating with your interest in performance parts.
In sprint, oval, or KZ racing, this holder supports axles on chassis like Tony Kart or CKR with engines like Rotax Max or IAME X30. Its adjustable design fine-tunes ride height for grip, ensuring stability in Senior Max or DD2 classes, where precise axle alignment boosts cornering and braking, as seen in Top Kart’s Dreamer models.
For club racers or casual drivers with Predator 212cc or Honda GX200 engines, the holder enhances axle reliability on Manco or Trailmaster chassis. Its lightweight aluminum improves handling on local tracks, offering a durable upgrade for backyard karts or rentals, minimizing maintenance for hobbyists.
DIY builders, like your interest in sprockets and mounts, use these holders for bespoke karts with engines like Briggs LO206 or Tillotson. Universal fitment and adjustable cassettes simplify retrofitting, ensuring axle stability in unique setups, while anodized finishes add style to show karts, streamlining custom projects.
In off-road or high-grip dirt races, the holder’s anodized aluminum resists corrosion and debris, supporting axles on rugged karts like Hammerhead. Its robust design, as used in QRC setups, maintains bearing integrity under stress, ensuring consistent performance for trail-ready or high-torque builds.
To maximize the Racing Kart Bearing Hanger Cassette Holder’s performance, understanding its specs and installation is key. Here’s a detailed breakdown.
These holders fit 25mm, 30mm, 40mm, or 50mm axles, supporting cassettes for #219 (7.95mm) or #428 (12.7mm) chains and 180mm-205mm sprockets. They’re compatible with chassis from OTK, Margay, and Yerf-Dog, and engines from 150cc to 300cc (e.g., IAME KA100, ROK VLR), with 3- or 4-bolt patterns (70mm-105mm).
6061 T6 aluminum offers 45,000 PSI tensile strength, lasting 700-1,000 hours in dry conditions or 800 hours in wet with anodizing, while 7075 T6 (73,000 PSI) extends to 1,000-1,200 hours. Steel options (90,000 PSI) last 1,200-1,500 hours, all resisting high-grip track stresses for reliable axle support.
Preparation: Verify axle size (e.g., 40mm) and cassette compatibility (e.g., 50mm OTK). Gather holder, cassette, M8 bolts, and tools (13mm wrench, hex key).
Positioning: Weld or bolt holder to chassis (1-1/4” or 28mm tubing), aligning with axle centerline. Insert cassette into holder, ensuring keyway (e.g., 8mm) matches.
Securing: Tighten M8 bolts to 10-15 ft-lbs in a crisscross pattern, securing cassette to holder. Adjust ride height if slotted, locking at desired position.
Final Check: Spin axle to confirm smooth rotation and no wobble. Test at idle to verify alignment, retightening if vibration or binding occurs.
Inspect for cracks, anodizing wear, or loose bolts after races or wet runs, cleaning with a soft brush and mild solvent. Re-tighten bolts after 50 hours and replace if bent or worn, typically after 700-1,500 hours depending on material and track conditions. Store dry to prevent corrosion.
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