Good Cart for a build

MattFX4

Hi Guys, new to the forum. I have been lurking for a while, but decided to join up so I could post. I am looking to purchase my first cart sometime this year, so just doing some research right now. I plan to either buy a fully finished cart (lift, wheels, tires, etc) or buy a base unmodified cart and do the build myself. Not sure which route I will go yet. Also, I am looking for input on what would be the best cart to start with as my build platform. I want to stick with electric. This cart will be used to drive around my neighborhood, take to the pool etc. I am interested in the RXV's, but have heard they aren't great on low end torque. My neighbor just purchased a 2012 ezgo txt and it's pretty nice, so have looked in to them also. Thanks in advance for any input.

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1970buick

buy stock and build it yourself. more fun and you get to know the cart. I suggest Yamaha or club car, just my personal preference.

Swan

I would suggest a club car. I like DS body style the most . it has the most "car" look to them . plus the aluminum frame doesn't hurt either

kgsc

Not sure who said an RXV doesn't have low end torque but I don't think so Tim.. They don't have a low of "grunt" at initial take-off but once rolling they will climb most anything with that 3 phase AC motor. I think the low torque at low speed is programmed to keep it from destroying itself when launching.

jfsegar

Agree with kgsc ^^

RXV's are great carts if you don't mind spending a little extra. I also think they are the best stock unmodified cart out there performace while.

Be careful with lifting and putting big tires on the RXV's. They get real top heavy.