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Old 01-10-2014, 09:39 PM   #1
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Default Installing 36v motor in 48v cart

Before anyone jumps all over me, I tried the search feature and ended up with 20 pages of stuff that I could find no answer! I must be search feature ignorant and can't figure out how to get the results I need!

I have a 96 Club Car DS with 48v Powerdrive system. I THINK I have read that you can install a 36v motor in the 48v cart and pick up more speed. The cart is strictly used on the golf course, and I just would like for it to run faster than what it does, which I think is around 11-12 mph. Will any 36v motor work on this, or is there a certain year model I need to look for?

Any helpful ideas or info would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.
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Old 01-10-2014, 10:26 PM   #2
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Old 01-10-2014, 10:29 PM   #3
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Default Re: Installing 36v motor in 48v cart

Thanks for the reply Scotty! The reason I came here to all of you knowledgeable folks is that my local cart guy said the splines in the motors were different and it wouldn't work. I thought I remembered reading where a 36v motor would work.

Is there any certain year model motor I need to look for, or will just any 36v from a Club Car fit?

Thanks again.
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Thanks for the reply Scotty! The reason I came here to all of you knowledgeable folks is that my local cart guy said the splines in the motors were different and it wouldn't work. I thought I remembered reading where a 36v motor would work.

Is there any certain year model motor I need to look for, or will just any 36v from a Club Car fit?

Thanks again.
You want a female 10 spline, some of the old old 36v were different.
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Thanks again Scotty! You and others that are so knowledgeable about carts are what makes this site the best on the internet! I will do a little looking around and see if I can come up with one.

Thanks again.
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