30 v. 32mm Tony Kart

[Dan Pingston]

I am considering getting a Tony Kart in a couple months, going to be running Rotax Max Masters @ 405lbs. Would you recommend going with the Krypton of the Racer EVRR? I have heard things like the EVRR is faster, but will wear out/bend real quick at this weight. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Dan

[Steen Carstensen]

Who are you buying your Tony Kart from?? Maybe ask them which chassis would be best suited for you..

[Dan Pingston]

Last year in Max Masters P1 and P2 were on EVRR with P3 and P4 on Kryptons at the track I am going to be running. I suppose that means the EVRR is better, but if I am needing a new frame every 5 or 6 races, I can't afford that, so in my case it would probably slow way down after it is "worn out", right?

[William French]

Either the Racer EVRR or Krypton is capable of winning given setup and driving ability. I think its more important to make sure you get a good clean kart and get some help hitting the sweet spot you need for the track that you will be running.

[Michael Sachs]

Hey Dan, I have had both. If you can afford to buy a new chassis every 6 races, buy the 30mm, if not like me get the 32. 400 + pounds is too much for the 30mm. You will loose nothing and will gain longevity. call me when you get a chance. Michael Sachs

[Joe Criscione]

Yeah Johnny Blair who is at Worlds, races a Krypton with us. He is very competitive in our Senior class, so you can really make them go fast. I'd get the Krypton due to the longevity and strength.
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[Dan Pingston]

Thanks for all of the replies. I ended up getting a brand new 32mm FA kart. Now time to start the testing.

[Blake Choquer]

For Masters. 32mm Krypton is much better.

EVRR is a little too soft for 400lbs.

Sincerely,

Blake Choquer
BBR Karting
www.bbrkarting.com