Not trying to start a war!

[uphome outdoors]

I am in the market on trying to make an electric hunting buggie. All I hear is that club car is better and then I ask someone else and all I hear is Ezgo is the best. I was wondering what is the better cart for the money. I will be lifting it if that makes a difference or not

[ChevyRacing75]

EZGO
Actually I would maybe go club car

Get a 48volt

[uphome outdoors]

Yeah I am getting that alot. I guess there is no loyalty left here

[TheNewGuy]

cc & ez-go are ok but YAMAHA is the best!!

[ChevyRacing75]

Originally Posted by uphome outdoors

Yeah I am getting that alot. I guess there is no loyalty left here

ok I changed my mind. EZGO all the way!

[TimKarp]

Yammi!!!!

[sho305]

I think the Yamaha are best IMHO, but really they are not all that different except some design issues like the aluminum CC frame, the straight axle EZGO front end, the A arm yamaha front. EZGO used to be cheaper and simpler, but thats not always bad for modding. They do have the most parts available for building up and tend to look good. I never liked the CC driving position as well, but they do ride smooth stock. Obviously you can't weld on the frame easily and some lifts/swaps are more complex on them, but the frame will never rust. Some of the old ones the engine runs backwards. The EZGO some have a weak steering system when you lift them, the yamaha all seem to get wiring issues at some point but at least the cost is low to fix. There are other things better or worse to each. I don't know what I would say, I guess if you want to mod the heck out of one the EZGO would be easiest due to all the parts you can get, CC has a loyal following and the Kaw motors are good if you stay stock, The yamaha are durable and I like how they drive best. Some of the yamaha you can't get over 22 maybe 23s on them without some extra work due to the rear bumper and frame. It really depends on what you are going to do with it, but hard to go wrong with those 'best of brand' carts. Now if you get some off brand cart then who knows what you get. These three you can easily look up near anything you want to know about them.

[Eric_H_E]

Originally Posted by sho305

I think the Yamaha are best IMHO, but really they are not all that different except some design issues like the aluminum CC frame, the straight axle EZGO front end, the A arm yamaha front. EZGO used to be cheaper and simpler, but thats not always bad for modding. They do have the most parts available for building up and tend to look good. I never liked the CC driving position as well, but they do ride smooth stock. Obviously you can't weld on the frame easily and some lifts/swaps are more complex on them, but the frame will never rust. Some of the old ones the engine runs backwards. The EZGO some have a weak steering system when you lift them, the yamaha all seem to get wiring issues at some point but at least the cost is low to fix. There are other things better or worse to each. I don't know what I would say, I guess if you want to mod the heck out of one the EZGO would be easiest due to all the parts you can get, CC has a loyal following and the Kaw motors are good if you stay stock, The yamaha are durable and I like how they drive best. Some of the yamaha you can't get over 22 maybe 23s on them without some extra work due to the rear bumper and frame. It really depends on what you are going to do with it, but hard to go wrong with those 'best of brand' carts. Now if you get some off brand cart then who knows what you get. These three you can easily look up near anything you want to know about them.

Good answer

[Lifted]

Personally, I love all 3. I own a club car and yamaha. CC in 36v, yamaha in 48v. For their uses, they preform the way I want. No complaints. I've ridden/driven countless ezgo's and never once did I think it wasnt as good as a Yamaha or CC.

For hunting, in my neck of the woods anyway, you'll definitely want a 48v. Probably lifted with larger tires. A utility bed wouldnt hurt. But, its your cart. Build it how you want.

Good luck and have fun.

[sho305]

I know nothing about electric carts and don't want to until I have to. I lean more towards big blocks in my interests because I trail ride and don't want to keep track of how many hours I'm out there.