positive traction rear ends

carolina-mule · 02-18-2010, 05:08 PM

which carts come with posative traction rears?

ruredy · 02-19-2010, 07:32 AM

Ezgo ST480, has a lockable rear, I'm pretty sure club car has a model like this that also has a locker. don't have a clue if yamaha does. there are some odd carts like chuck wagons that have lockers. there are some posi add on kit/things available for some carts

carolina-mule · 02-19-2010, 07:32 PM

do you ever get out to any of the local dirt tracks in our area?
ever do any mx?
i really got it in my head to build something out of g. kart parts to play with
on my son in laws go cart track.
i dont know much about g karts, which karts have a arms, or would it be better to find some a arms off the after market? or even try some a arms off of junked 4 wheelers. just dreaming of it right now.

ruredy · 02-20-2010, 09:45 AM

I have been to cherokee over there, i'm not that far from you. just below Kings Mountain more or less. I use to do the mx stuff years ago, always had a harley up till a few years ago, now mostly golf carts.

Your going to have to come up with some sh!t if your going to beat a man on his own track. I had a track out here for years and would race anyone on it no matter what they had. I had a full caged gocart with a kawasaki engine on it. since I built the track I made it where you'd have to run the same setup I had or you just couldn't hang. i'm working on building a track for carts but it'll be into the summer when I get it done hopefully. the weather has been a pita around here, seem like every time it drys up enough to do something it rains or snows again.

ezgos are pretty good for grafting on quad front ends, more so than the other brands imo. clubs and yamahas have a-arms type fronts already but not much travel out of them. clubs have aluminum frames, you'll break it into pieces if your rough on one. It really depends on what your expecting or wanting one to run like. stock carts aren't very fast, well most of them aren't.

ezgokilla · 02-21-2010, 07:37 PM

link deleted as per site rule

ive been thinking about doing this to my g16.Does it increase speed any?.I already have plenty of traction .I used to have a old f100 sitin in my yard and my g16 would pull it around

02-18-2010, 05:08 PM	#1
carolina-mule Not Yet Wild Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: GAFFNEY, SC Posts: 9	positive traction rear ends which carts come with posative traction rears?

02-19-2010, 07:32 AM	#2
ruredy Born Wild Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Clover SC. Posts: 5,552	Re: positive traction rear ends Ezgo ST480, has a lockable rear, I'm pretty sure club car has a model like this that also has a locker. don't have a clue if yamaha does. there are some odd carts like chuck wagons that have lockers. there are some posi add on kit/things available for some carts

02-19-2010, 07:32 PM	#3
carolina-mule Not Yet Wild Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: GAFFNEY, SC Posts: 9	Re: positive traction rear ends do you ever get out to any of the local dirt tracks in our area? ever do any mx? i really got it in my head to build something out of g. kart parts to play with on my son in laws go cart track. i dont know much about g karts, which karts have a arms, or would it be better to find some a arms off the after market? or even try some a arms off of junked 4 wheelers. just dreaming of it right now.

02-20-2010, 09:45 AM	#4
ruredy Born Wild Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Clover SC. Posts: 5,552	Re: positive traction rear ends I have been to cherokee over there, i'm not that far from you. just below Kings Mountain more or less. I use to do the mx stuff years ago, always had a harley up till a few years ago, now mostly golf carts. Your going to have to come up with some sh!t if your going to beat a man on his own track. I had a track out here for years and would race anyone on it no matter what they had. I had a full caged gocart with a kawasaki engine on it. since I built the track I made it where you'd have to run the same setup I had or you just couldn't hang. i'm working on building a track for carts but it'll be into the summer when I get it done hopefully. the weather has been a pita around here, seem like every time it drys up enough to do something it rains or snows again. ezgos are pretty good for grafting on quad front ends, more so than the other brands imo. clubs and yamahas have a-arms type fronts already but not much travel out of them. clubs have aluminum frames, you'll break it into pieces if your rough on one. It really depends on what your expecting or wanting one to run like. stock carts aren't very fast, well most of them aren't.

02-21-2010, 07:37 PM	#5
ezgokilla Not Yet Wild Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: southwest GA Posts: 71	Re: positive traction rear ends link deleted as per site rule ive been thinking about doing this to my g16.Does it increase speed any?.I already have plenty of traction .I used to have a old f100 sitin in my yard and my g16 would pull it around

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