replaced Speed controler

Cruise Master · 07-11-2017, 09:26 AM

Thanks for your time. I'm pretty new to this stuff also, but learning fairly fast (maybe, maybe not.)

You had, and I have a stock GE motor. I think it's about 2hp. If you replaced the motor with a stock AMD (which is better per this forum) I believe that it's a 3hp. Might explain the extra power for the hills you're getting.

Hawk1 · 07-12-2017, 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Cruise Master

Thanks for your time. I'm pretty new to this stuff also, but learning fairly fast (maybe, maybe not.)

You had, and I have a stock GE motor. I think it's about 2hp. If you replaced the motor with a stock AMD (which is better per this forum) I believe that it's a 3hp. Might explain the extra power for the hills you're getting.

That would make sense, but hill power is torque, Extra HP is not a bad thing
Not sure what the torque is rated on them

07-11-2017, 09:26 AM	#11
Cruise Master Gone Wild Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: summer-north,winter-south Posts: 588	Re: replaced Speed controler Thanks for your time. I'm pretty new to this stuff also, but learning fairly fast (maybe, maybe not.) You had, and I have a stock GE motor. I think it's about 2hp. If you replaced the motor with a stock AMD (which is better per this forum) I believe that it's a 3hp. Might explain the extra power for the hills you're getting.

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