Aftermarket controllers

gator3

Is there a controller manufacture called High Torque? A local gc dealer told me about them. I would like to purchase a 400 a controller and he said that is what he would get. I am working on a 1995 non dcs (series) with a 4 buss 6 pin stock controller. Cart is a friend of mine and it came with lift and tires. They left stock controller in, I think a (200 a ) and it JUST gets around. Many thanks in advance.

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cgtech

Hi torque was a motor modifier, they were the golf cart motor arm of Luna rebuilders (a local motor/starter/alternator repair shop, also used to do radiators & gas tanks). The Luna company was bought by Nivel and now only repairs motors & alternators, no performance mods. But they can get everything nivel sells.

scottyb

Tel us a little about the series cart and it's use and we can recommend the right controller and associated upgrades.

What size tires are on the cart?
How many people ride on the cart?
Cargo Box or trailer?
Is the electrical system 36 or 48 volts?
What top speed is desired?
Is the used on or off the road?
Is the terrain hilly? If yes, steep or mild hills?
Is the footing sandy or muddy?

gator3

Tire size: 22 - 11 - 12 Excel Sahara
Total people: 2
Rear fold down seat
36 v
Looking more for torque then speed around farm
It is used mostly off road in central Florida
If it is not grass it is sugar sand
Only a bunny hill is up driveway to house from horse barn otherwise pretty flat
Here are some #s from motor;
Electrical Motor Products
EMP S/N M04-0745
MFR Advanced DC
MFR P/N. A95-4005A-LR3.1
OEM & P/N. E-Z-GO 36v 73124G02
I appreciate all the help.

scottyb

Can't find much on the motor - what is the top speed now?

gator3

An estimate about 10 - 13 on flat ground

mjroman20

If you are looking for specifics on the motor my suggestion would be to just contact Chuck at EMP since he built it. If you tell him the EMP SN that should be enough info to pull up the specs.
http://empinc.biz/

Sounds like this is a series cart? If so I would suggest a Star control.
http://www.fsip.biz/Documents/STAR%2...%20Ver%20N.pdf

51-42S500 or 51-42L500 would give you the option of upgrading to 48V later.

scottyb

Why settle for a Star control when you can have Alltrax?
Alltrax has double the warranty (2 years)
Higher peak and sustained outputs
Reverse polarity protection
Free end-user prorgramming
Shift on the fly options
Built in cooling fan
And it's nearly bomb and water proof

Did I miss anything?

cgtech

If that controller requires a adapter box for the throttle, I would avoid it. If you have a Txt, it has a Its throttle, not native to those controllers as far as I know. Have had plenty of issues with the throttle adapter box over the years.