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simicrintz · 07-27-2021, 08:25 AM

My cart was pretty much a train wreck when I got it, and about all that was left was the coils. I tore it completely down and started over (here's a tip: use the site sponsors-ScottyB or Dave from Revolution-when you order parts. I was a newby and made a lot of mistakes by ordering from the first company that showed up on a search), replacing everything from the wiring harness to the motor, controller and converting to the MCOR.

I would also consider going to 48V if you are going to go through all of this. And I second the reducer for your lights and any other accessories.

I basically got my cart done and running, drove it three times (very short trips) and parked it in a storage garage because we moved and I now have a house to build. I was 100% happy with the conversion and would do it again without hesitation.

07-27-2021, 08:25 AM	#6
simicrintz Gone Wild Join Date: Apr 2020 Location: Hurricane, Utah Posts: 2,792	Re: 1981 Lithium conversion possible? My cart was pretty much a train wreck when I got it, and about all that was left was the coils. I tore it completely down and started over (here's a tip: use the site sponsors-ScottyB or Dave from Revolution-when you order parts. I was a newby and made a lot of mistakes by ordering from the first company that showed up on a search), replacing everything from the wiring harness to the motor, controller and converting to the MCOR. I would also consider going to 48V if you are going to go through all of this. And I second the reducer for your lights and any other accessories. I basically got my cart done and running, drove it three times (very short trips) and parked it in a storage garage because we moved and I now have a house to build. I was 100% happy with the conversion and would do it again without hesitation.