Buggies Gone Wild Golf Cart Forum - View Single Post - RXV Auto-Brake Problem III

nickdalzell1 · 07-14-2018, 08:53 AM

Customer abuse is the #1 reason we get any in with bad motor brakes. For many folks here (we're talking dukes of hazard types) the way to drive a golf car is FLOOR IT to go and SLAM THE BRAKE to stop. If tires don't squeal when they slam the brake pedal, they complain about 'weak brakes'.

I'd give anything to work a golf course over redneck heck any day. Just so I don't have to touch some of the nasty stuff that rolls in (should be a courtesy to at least wash it if you want anyone to mess with it) and people literally drive these poor things into the ground. Rollovers, bad brake, burning out controllers, rigging extra batteries for accessories, rigging car batteries to work, and the infamous 'Create-A-Harness' hack. People just LOVE making their own wiring harness mods.

07-14-2018, 08:53 AM	#526
nickdalzell1 Resident Curmudgeon Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 1,279	Re: RXV Auto-Brake Problem III Customer abuse is the #1 reason we get any in with bad motor brakes. For many folks here (we're talking dukes of hazard types) the way to drive a golf car is FLOOR IT to go and SLAM THE BRAKE to stop. If tires don't squeal when they slam the brake pedal, they complain about 'weak brakes'. I'd give anything to work a golf course over redneck heck any day. Just so I don't have to touch some of the nasty stuff that rolls in (should be a courtesy to at least wash it if you want anyone to mess with it) and people literally drive these poor things into the ground. Rollovers, bad brake, burning out controllers, rigging extra batteries for accessories, rigging car batteries to work, and the infamous 'Create-A-Harness' hack. People just LOVE making their own wiring harness mods.