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Re: 36v txt speed boost
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Welcome  The best thing you could tell us is, what drive system you have. Series or PDS. And how fast are you looking to go? |
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06-09-2020, 09:07 AM
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Re: 36v txt speed boost
Wow thanks for all the help guys.
Ok ANOTHER question. With more speed means more of a need to stop sooner. These drum brakes work pretty much as well as you'd expect drum brakes to work but I was wondering. Has anyone tried to retrofit a hydraulic disc brake system from a motorcycle or anything? Or is there already a kit for that as well? |
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