THE CHASSIS OF HE WHO BEAT SENNA

TKART Staff

04 February 2016

Terry Fullerton, ex-world karting champion and "rival" number one of the brazilian legend, is back on the market with a chassis produced by italy's Parolin company

NEW CHASSIS

BRAKE SYSTEM

INSIDE OPINION

ADDED VALUE

TECH SHEET

Terry Fullerton, 1973 world champion and winner of endless other trophies, decided to try his hand once again at producing a chassis. His first attempt dates to 1994. And once more, like back then, he partnered up with the Parolin factory for production, drawing on his long standing friendship with owner Albino Parolin. Fullerton is also a coach; actually, “this is my primary job”, he told and his inspiration to launch a new kart came precisely from working with young drivers: “The main thing these kids are looking for is not so much speed, but a vehicle that is easy to handle. So I tried to come up with a product that stands out for ease and simplicity”.

NEW CHASSIS

BRAKE SYSTEM

INSIDE OPINION

ADDED VALUE

TECH SHEET

The Fullerton kart comes with either the AP01 brake system or the new manual AP05 brakes, depending on the category. The brand new system features a master cylinder group carved entirely from solid metal, with a 13 millimeter diameter piston and new miniature tubes for greater flexibility. In addition, the contained mass of the caliper housings contributes to an overall weight reduction. The master cylinder can be configured with the lever on the right or the left side.