Hey man take some pics and vids and keep me updated, I wanna see!

Ok. Youll want to get on ebay and look for scooter or drive motors w controllers. Notba bad deal if u goin motor say 2,000 watts. Then go chain drive . Kidsatvparts.com sells chains and gears for cheeeaaap

Our stock motors keep burning out at 18v, I use a Traxxas motor for the primary and left the secondary motor as a stock motor...but I'm running out of spares!!!

@@dthrash86 I'm just going to use stock motors and put them in distilled water on 3 volts for an hour until the brushes are wore around the shaft. Also heat sinks are a must. little oil and good to go.

@@controlyourfuture5477 Woah, I've never hear of such wizardry! Let me know how it goes I'm very curious.

@@dthrash86 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kK-Ia7Fk1JrLaY0.html

That sounds cool, but how are you gonna control the throttle?

@@halliefab7929 variable pedal... They exist but too expensive. However the conversion to brushless seems not worthy because at the end it's my 3 year old the one riding it. I don't want it to be too fast or powerful. I think I'll just upgrade the stock motors to some DC brushed 775 and I'll do the battery system swap.

@@halliefab7929 I forgot to post an update on this. I ended up creating the DeWalt system I mentioned above. It runs very good. At 20v there is plenty of power and with two 6amp batteries the car will run for hours. The Dune Racer has a 2 speed gear selector so in 1sr gear it runs slower consuming less power. 2nd gear is at full 20v which is really fast and won't burn the stock motors. I am very happy with the conversion. If anyone else is interested in creating this system for your kids Power Wheels. I am selling the adapter for your DeWalt batteries. 1 for $20, or to for $35 shipped.

@@P_double_H do you still have one for sale

@@leahrodriquez1349 amazon has them.

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test them to a battery find out which ones spinning backwards and just reverse the polarity of that motor

You will probably burn the motor up.

Gonna need alot more motor than a 775 to make that work. Maybe a motor from an electric scooter...

The wire should be fine, but sometimes the gearboxes melt from the SPEED, also sometimes the pinion on the motor is too thick to fit the proper gear to line up with the gears in the gearbox. I would swap motors for now and then see if you need to upgrade the box.

I changed to DeWalt 20v and have no probs on road however with my adult ass and on the grass the motor got hot

The Moon Goddess You'll need a heat sink for that.

The Moon Goddess kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e86PY7tqr7G4l5s.html here is what you'll need to do ma'am/sir. This'll help you not burn up your motor. If you want. A 18V battery is much safer although the plastic stock gear will get destroyed if you ever want to put some grippy tires on it for better control. I suggest changing the stock gears to metal once especially only for the first gear ratio of the gear box of your daughters power wheel.

IM LATEE BUT IM SWAPING INTO 18V BATTERY FOUND 24V RATED MOTTOR W GEAR BOX ON AMAZON DOES THAT MEAN THE GEAR BOX IS ALSO UPGRADED OR SHOULD I LOOK AROUND FOR A GEAR BOX AS WHEEL? @@paulodepablo3649

Take the motor off the gearbox(2screws) count the teeth on the pinion gear and then order a traxxas motor and pinion gear with same teeth.

wow, i almost do the same, my kids kill the motor going the three in the car at the same time for 20 minutes , lol

I have quite a few times to different power wheels. No problems at all . I even went to 18volts on some.

I have just put a 12v battery on a 6v power wheels I found the motor getting a bit hot so have put a 12v computer cpu cooling fan blowing on the motor to keep it cool.

Yes

You can, it goes like crazy too! But I burned out the motors after my boys drove for a few months and then upgraded motors and gearboxes.

I put a 12v motor in a Big Jake and the kids loved it, it used to fishtail if you jumped off the gas pedal.

I'm using the DeWalt 20v adapter with 20/60 flexvolt but the Chinese version $70. We used my DeWalt battery but she fried one. They will destroy your $120 batterys. Motor upgrade is next on the list. She's doing a lemonade stand this weekend to pay for parts. If you want 18 volts do parallel. You'd need in series to get to 36 and use a resistor or potentiometer to adjust voltage to 24v or higher I would do series 20v with a potentiometer to dial the speed back a bit. You'd be at 40v

@@jllindle Thank you So Much! I'll Order those Items Next Month when I Get my Tax Returns..... Oh Wait, Not Getting a Tax Return, it's Going to the 1 Percent 🤣😂🤣

@@jllindle You need a low voltage cut-off. 12 bucks on amazon. Those batteries dont have an low voltage cutoff built in, so when you use them outside of a tool they will drain to 0 and die permenantly.

I bought a kobalt toom 24v 6ah battery and the cheapest tool they had and used it for the low voltage protection and battery adapter No problems been 3 years and my boys probably have a 100 miles on it lol

Hi did you figured out what size of pinion gear for the 775 motors going into a power wheel

@@rjimenez7169 I think just count the number of teeth In the smallest gear

@@ReyShady05 thanks buddy

10 of 1 . Because they cant be sealed

@@KeatonsCarlott where can get it?

On power wheels? Do they use steering actuators??

agreed

I agree as well. Plus the rubber strip. And replacement wheels are $12 each if your kid removes the rubber to drift.

Umm no

@@thetechlibrarian he sounds dead on eddy. Close your eyes and listen while imagining EddieMurphys face

Cost

They do..it's call GO KARTS...with BRAKES..anything over 10-12...your want some kind of Braking..You can get a brushless system for under $200. That'll make it go 25mph...it's a little bit too fast for the 4 year old. Keeping it under 10 mph, at the moment. You can use BELT Pully..to get rid of gears..but Dad or grandpa has to know how to thinker.lol Go live axil is easier so you can install BRAKEs. I need to build a couple for the 6-7 year old..Use the bigger cars for the base/body. Mount go kart wheels and tires, My own kids drove 9 hp go kart when they were only 5 yrs old...but you need HELMETS and lots of ROOM. We live out in the country and had an empty lot next door...I made them 1/4 mile race track :-P GAS ( noise)....but I just add Gas N go....no charging. They can ride it all day long.....but it's not a good idea in town. ( noise)

@@oneeyemonster3262 ITT he's looking for the 80s Corvette experience

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