Presentation: Robustness and alignment

This support paw is specifically designed to adapt the engine exhaust pot IME X30 on the group executives OTK. It allows to suspend the pot stably while absorbing the vibrations thanks to its design that allows the use of silentblocks.

• Perfect adaptation: Designed to align precisely with the binding points of the Tony Kart chassis, Kosmic, except and LN Kart.

• Reinforced steel: Made in a thick steel capable of supporting thermal stresses and high frequency vibrations of the X30 engine.

• Optimized geometry: Its shape is studied to let the chain pass and do not interfere with the movement of the torsion chassis.

- Technical specifications

- Installation and assembly tips

1. SILENTBLOCS: Never install this "hard" paw. Always use rubber silentblocs between the tab and exhaust to prevent the vibrations from cracking the pot or paw itself.

2. Alignment: Present complete exhaust before holding the tab permanently. A bad alignment creates tensions that can cause breaking of the exhaust ball.

3. Verification: Check the tightening of the nuts (use brake nuts or Grower washer) after each session, because it is a zone subject to intense vibrations.

💡 Michel's trick

"The exhaust support bracket is often forgotten until it breaks! The trick: On a chassis OTK, the reverse flexibility is key. If your paw is too rigid or poorly positioned, it can bridge the chassis. My Pro Council: Check regularly if there are no cracks at the front panel. If you see a rust line appear on the metal, it is because the metal works and that it will soon yield. Change it before the final! "

❓ FAQ SEO (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: Is this paw delivered with silentblocks?

A: Generally, the paw is sold alone. Silentblocks and hardware are consumables to be ordered separately.

Q: Can she get on a motor Rotax ?

A: No, the fixing points and the shape of the pot Rotax are different. This paw is specifically curved for the exhaust of the X30 IAME.

Q: Why does my support paw breaks often?

A: It is often a sign that your silentblocks are too old and no longer play their shock absorber role, or your pot is mounted "in constraint" (too forced to enter its homes).