That battery change is awesome and is next on my list of upgrades! What a fun project and 36mph! That's incredible!

Thanks. I'm considering that for the next go around. But my batteries are still less than a year old.

You're welcome!

Thank you Matt!

600 amps?!? That's a monster to pair with that motor! I freaking love it. Can't believe you had to go with 1 guage to handle heat at F/R. But that makes sense, to be honest. Appreciate the comment, happy riding!

I may have a tool or two 😉. Thank you so much 🥰

@@AndiWofford Your welcome Andi, take care.

Thanks so much!

Thanks David!

Great advice, thank you!

I did install a new controller: 48400 Alltrax Controller: amzn.to/3PZHk40

That's awesome to hear coming from a golf cart mechanic! Thanks!

Thank you! I put a lot of effort into producing these and it's really nice when someone appreciates that!

Good call Patrick - I read the recommended torque for these terminals is 95 - 105 in-lb. (7.9 - 8.8 ft-lb.)

@@AndiWofford it a very common thing we see in our shop

I did - it's here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qL9mrcly3q2xaYk.html

Yes, the old motor was installed factory at 36v. But I was on borrowed time with that controller and voltage on that factory motor. It was eventually going to give out (most likely by overheating) in time.

I've heard of people doing that in some cases, but I would probably look more towards a forum for golf carts to answer that question than a video. Might take a while to get an answer here. Sorry.

@@AndiWofford ok, thank you.

Hey Shawn! I can't tell you how much I love this idea! I just started googling some parts - looks like for about $430 I I can snag a High-Speed Gear Set Kit (Fits Select E-Z-GO / Yamaha Models). That might just be the ticket! I have to tell you though - I'm not sure I'd do that on a stock motor. But a nice torque motor might be fun to upgrade from a 12:1 to am 8:1

Andi Wofford Ph yea! You would absolutely need the high torque motor! Plus as many as 48 volts! My wife’s cart is a 2018 TXT 72 volt, than can actually lift the front wheels off the ground maybe an inch and leaps off the line. But after that? Not very much except for not slowing down on hills, but 25 mpg on my phone is all she wrote. That would be a great candidate for re-gearing. But borderline dangerous IMHO, due to the fact of having only rear mechanical brakes! My cart in the other hand is a 2018, Tomberlin SS Coupe, 48 volts AC, that’s the best most feature filled carts on the market! With four wheel hydraulic brakes, with drilled an slotted front disk brakes! Independent coil-over front suspension, with trailing arm coil-over rear, 8, 6 volt T105 Trojan batteries, with a built in Bluetooth monitoring charger. Plus all DOT controls with LED lights, digital speedometer and odometer, automotive type key an steering lock, with hi/lo F/R toggle controls up across from the turn signal hi/lo beam controller, plus power steering! DOT safety glass windshield and wiper! The cart handles like a go-cart! With 245/50-12 radial high traction tires, with a limited slip differential! Helps me go just about anywhere! But it’s the tq plus speed that’s great for a stock cart! Tomberlin also has the quickest 0-25 mph time, with the occasional 26,27 mph, depending on charge. I have also driven around our beautiful 55+ community in Central Florida, called Solivida, where the speed limits are between 15-25 mph, with plenty of cart, bicycle and pedestrian concrete 8’ paths all over, with two tunnels going under main roads. I would love to be able to re-gear my cart, mostly because it has the brakes to help stop it from 30-35 mph.

It's an Aubie sticker, and yes, War Eagle!!

These are 23" tires from Steeling manufacturing in South Carolina. In my golf cart upgrades video I link to them. But here's some similar wheels: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&pub=5575460613&toolid=10001&campid=5338441563&customid=&mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2F233073620019

I do have my one that I replaced. Still works, just upgraded

Thank you, very true.

What about voltage? Are you at 36 or 48?

Andi Wofford 36v

What size tires? If you bump up to 48, you'll get more speed, and if you up there gear ratio to 6:1 it'll be faster as well.

Andi Wofford 22 inch tires , batteries are only thing left to do to get to 48v but been waiting due to current set are only 2 years old

Same boat here. Batteries are only a year old now and I want to go lithium. I'll sell you my Trojans 😂

A 1/4-20 has a 7/16 head on it