Problems with 2003 CC DS Series Cart - A2 Motor Cable

[jsmith294]

Originally Posted by jsmith294

The ultimate upgrade plan for this cart is to replace the existing set of batteries with a Li-ion pack when they die. I would then upgrade everything - cables, batteries, controller, motor - together. I am hoping to get another four years on the current Trojans, giving me some time to save up some money! With a little luck, turnkey conversion kits may come onto the market by the time I'm ready to pull the trigger. The DS platform seems like the Boston Whaler of golf carts: a platform that holds its value well enough to justify repowering. It is lightweight, stable, easy to work on, robust mechanically, and in my opinion, good-looking.

And one more item to add to the DS platform's positive attributes: it is a very utilitarian vehicle. It has a homebrew ball hitch that allows me to pull light trailers with no problem. It has carried up to five people (one kids and four adults), while simultaneously towing me on a bicycle. (I pedal along the driver's side, grab a roof support with my right hand, steer with my left, and hang on for the ride!)

[Frizbgolf]

I was running the stock motor before I upgraded to the plumquick, I got the wheels off ebay they are Medusa rims and will fit without a lift. I did however make a set of shackles for the rear to give it about a 1" body lift cause they did rub a little when I hit a bump.

[jsmith294]

Originally Posted by Frizbgolf

I was running the stock motor before I upgraded to the plumquick, I got the wheels off ebay they are Medusa rims and will fit without a lift. I did however make a set of shackles for the rear to give it about a 1" body lift cause they did rub a little when I hit a bump.

I found the wheels. Thanks!