Would like to slow my cart down

[raggdoll]

Originally Posted by CP241

Maybe the screws fell out of the butterfly and its not really moving, or there at all? I think I'd start by pulling the carb, cleaning and inspecting it really well.

I don't mean to insult your abilities by asking, but I'm not sure how mechanically inclined you are. we can help walk you through pretty much anything you're trying to repair on the cart. I've rebuilt more than one or two of these motors from the ground up But if its something you're not comfortable with, or you think you're in over your head, it may be best to either take this in to a shop, or sell it and get one that's more stock and hasnt been fiddled with. "Uncomfortable" can get you in deep and cause more headache and possibly damage by incorrect repairs than its worth.

Wise advice. If your not mechanically inclined, take it to someone that is.

A cart that tops out at 35mph must have had some serious **** done to it!

[mckittrick.joe]

Originally Posted by Jolleygreengiant

I have a late 90s has club car and i need to slow ot down to a much more manageable speed. Tje person that had it before me fixed it to run about 35mph. 5 to 7 mph is fine by me if you could help.

IS your carburetor throttle return spring weak or missing?

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[CJW8]

My 1996 DS runs 30-35 (GPS) with 18" tires. I'm pretty certain it has 6:1 gears. I am now exploring how to go back to factory gears of 12:1. 6:1 ain't going to get it when i go to bigger tires.