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96 txt electric 36v is the cart.
I need HD rear leafs, I've found the ones at trademark.com to be the most affordable but does anybody else have recomendations. I have a 5" allsport lift with rear flip seat and 10" wheels 22" tires. I bought the combo at trademark too. pic is in test forum.
Also what would make the reverse ringer come and go. It started working after I did the upgrades but it isnt always there now. thanks

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I run the allsports rear hd leafs and love them. But really I think they are all the same:help:

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so the trademark ones should be fine.thanks.

I was going to edit and add this but I''ll do it now. I guess I have a series cart by the sticky up top. What would be an affordable way to upgrade speed? Just curious.

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Series cart? Nothing LOL......... motor, controller, cables and f&r:help:

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:lhmo:.....figures...... my luck

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I feel your pain. My club car is series.

Actually just realized away to increase speed the cheapest. Get 2 more 6v batteries for a total of 48v and run it on your 36v motor. Increase in speed and torque will be dramatic.

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thanks. the speed will be a mod down the road for now. still have more to do... ie light kit, heavier springs. It travels fast enough for my purpose on level ground but I was just curious. Also what/ why would you replace the f/r switch on a cart like mine. I see that being suggested often around here.

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/test-...25-tester.html heres a looky at it

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You keep the same style F/R, you just replace the standard duty switch with a heavy duty switch. For the speed, 48 volts is the only way to get it.

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I have a set of the HD springs from trademark on my cart. I like them,alot better then the worn out stock ones I replaced. They also help out since I added their rear flip seat kit.

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thanks. that appears to be the route I'm gonna go.