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[BowSlayer]

10-4, I've done all of that except for the solenoid and charger. What motor upgrade do you suggest?

Just to be honest I would not upgrade the motor. Once you convert it to 48 volts you won't need to.

[BowSlayer]

10-4, I've done all of that except for the solenoid and charger. What motor upgrade do you suggest?

What controller do you have?

[lexingtontexas]

[ATTACH]386583[/ATTACH]

[Moonstalker]

Really, I was worried about burning the stock motor up with the additional juice....but I'm ok with not spending 6-800 on a motor upgrade! And I'm not using it in real rough terrain.

[lexingtontexas]

[ATTACH]386584[/ATTACH]

[BowSlayer]

Really, I was worried about burning the stock motor up with the additional juice....but I'm ok with not spending 6-800 on a motor upgrade! And I'm not using it in real rough terrain.

You will not hurt anything running the stock motor on 48 volts. 36 volt cart motors LOVE 48 volts.

[Moonstalker]

Thanks for the info

[kooterbrown9157]

very nice rigs

[kooterbrown9157]

[ATTACH]392469[/ATTACH]

[LEGION]

He looks like one proud boy. Nice buggy.

[Beardedbuck]

pretty cool stuff!

[KactusKiller]

Here is mine.
2000 ez go TXT
48 volt conversion
8hp high torque motor
High speed gears
400 amp controller
HD F/R contatctor conversion
2g cables
8-6volt trojan 125's
Winch
12 volt inverter
rd feeder
2" reciever front/back
removeable high rack rear seat
multiple gun/bow racks
23" tires
I have been working on it and modifying since I got it in 2006. Only thing stock is the roof, frame and body.

[Gom]

Kactus Killer, I like the back seat high rack. Was that something you built yourself or is that something I can find as addon somewhere?

[KactusKiller]

I made all the racks including the roof frame work. Only thing store bought is the top rack. The cushions on the back seat are from a other cart.

[Gom]

I made all the racks including the roof frame work. Only thing store bought is the top rack. The cushions on the back seat are from a other cart.

Great work! That's exactly like I would like to have one including the front feeder.