88 EZGO Accessories
 

Looking to add:

Lights
Hitch
Performance??? Is there anything out there for this old of cart?

thanks yall, great site, ton of info on a subject I don't know a ton about.

Re: 88 EZGO Accessories
 

there are some parts out there, but you may have to make alot to.

Re: 88 EZGO Accessories
 

Love the bumper Ghall!

This is a simple hitch setup. I used a thick steel bracket and just bolted it to the cross-member on the back. Works perfectly fine for moving the small 4x8' trailer around.

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This is my lighting setup. All four are 55 watt driving lights purchased in pairs at WalMart. The upper two are very helpful when it comes to trails at night!

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This is a simple removable back seat that I made out of piece of wood and two bungee cords. The bungee cords not only hold it down, they also act as a buffer between the body and the wood.

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It is a lot of fun adding to and modding these carts since you can put your own touch into the styling or usability. As far as performance... the usual tune up never hurts: spark plug, air filter, fuel filter. If the belt is worn a considerable amount then you won't reach top speed. If you are looking for more low end pulling power, a shorter belt would be a good start. I forget exactly which one to use, I am sure someone here knows. Also, check your rear end fluid, it is very simple to change and you gain a bit of speed while keeping your gears protected. You can find a tutorial in the EZGO Tech section.

Re: 88 EZGO Accessories
 

Great info...thanks for the help.....