1996 36volt TXT needs a little speed

[rodrocket]

great thread now that its back on track

i am interested in the same as Shawn although my cart is a 1996 TXT 36 Volt, my cart is used to tow my car at the track aswell

if anybody has a parts list & numbers required to convert to 48 Volt would be great

i am also interested in knowing what the next step up from the 48 Volt Conversion is & also part numbers ect if availiable

regards
rod

[madoc1]

check with sponsors at the top. scotty is on the west coast and so is wicked they can help you.

[SHAWN DAVIS]

I could tell a little more torque after adding the 2 gauge cables, and put a tape on the front tires to check toe. I had set them by eye after adding the lift kit. It was 1.5 inches of toe in! A couple more lbs of tire pressure helped too.

[scottyb]

Wicked is no longer a bgw sponsor. I would be happy to help with your conversion. There is some info and pricing on my website. Or you can check out all the bgw sponsors on the sponsor page. Click 'sponsors' in the blue bar in the page header.

[kdeerman]

Originally Posted by SHAWN DAVIS

I could tell a little more torque after adding the 2 gauge cables, and put a tape on the front tires to check toe. I had set them by eye after adding the lift kit. It was 1.5 inches of toe in! A couple more lbs of tire pressure helped too.

Shawn,
Are you talking about alignment? What is this tape method? My cart looks like it may be 'out of alignment'.

[SHAWN DAVIS]

take a couple straight edges, like a framing square-box tubing, whatever, put on the outside of each front wheel, running front to back.
Measure from each right in front and behind the tire, the tow should be 1/8 or 1/4 shorter on the front edge

[kdeerman]

Thanks!