2007 EZ-GO ST 2+2 36v Cart Questions

Zuma Skipper · 05-20-2011, 08:33 PM

Hi all, just got my first golf cart and so far it is a blast. It is a stock 2007 EZ-GO ST 2+2 36v series cart. After tooling around now for a couple weeks I have this desire (as we all do) to make it faster. In reading the forum it seems like there are a lot of options out there but I don't want to go crazy with the cost. I am already dropping around $600 to make it street legal and get it California plated. My question then is really what is the best bang for the buck in doing an upgrade for speed. I have a couple moderate hills to climb but mostly somewhat flat paved terrain. I am not sure what the stock speed of the 2007 ST is to begin with, but I have heard anywhere from 13-17mph. It feels closer to 13 though.

Please, help a FNG out.

wizardket · 05-20-2011, 09:14 PM

I went with a Plum Quick custom mid-range Assassin motor @ 48v with a 480a controller. I live in the foothills so went with a little lower RPM motor (5800 - 6000) to avoid over heating. This gets me a target of 28 MPH on level road. I could have gone with the 6500 RPM motor and do around 35 MPH but run a risk of the hills here making it to hot. I also am doing a CA street legal cart and I find 30 is fast. The steering is very touchy at that speed. I also put 4 wheel disk brakes, 10" rims and DOT tires with 1" spacers (makes it more stable).

Zuma Skipper · 05-20-2011, 11:01 PM

Thanks a bunch. Sounds like the direction I will go.

05-20-2011, 08:33 PM	#1
Zuma Skipper Not Yet Wild Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 2	2007 EZ-GO ST 2+2 36v Cart Questions Hi all, just got my first golf cart and so far it is a blast. It is a stock 2007 EZ-GO ST 2+2 36v series cart. After tooling around now for a couple weeks I have this desire (as we all do) to make it faster. In reading the forum it seems like there are a lot of options out there but I don't want to go crazy with the cost. I am already dropping around $600 to make it street legal and get it California plated. My question then is really what is the best bang for the buck in doing an upgrade for speed. I have a couple moderate hills to climb but mostly somewhat flat paved terrain. I am not sure what the stock speed of the 2007 ST is to begin with, but I have heard anywhere from 13-17mph. It feels closer to 13 though. Please, help a FNG out.
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05-20-2011, 09:14 PM	#2
wizardket Gone Wild Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Camino, CA. Posts: 300	Re: 2007 EZ-GO ST 2+2 36v Cart Questions I went with a Plum Quick custom mid-range Assassin motor @ 48v with a 480a controller. I live in the foothills so went with a little lower RPM motor (5800 - 6000) to avoid over heating. This gets me a target of 28 MPH on level road. I could have gone with the 6500 RPM motor and do around 35 MPH but run a risk of the hills here making it to hot. I also am doing a CA street legal cart and I find 30 is fast. The steering is very touchy at that speed. I also put 4 wheel disk brakes, 10" rims and DOT tires with 1" spacers (makes it more stable).

05-20-2011, 11:01 PM	#3
Zuma Skipper Not Yet Wild Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 2	Re: 2007 EZ-GO ST 2+2 36v Cart Questions Thanks a bunch. Sounds like the direction I will go.
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