New motor and controller help

[Lake Rider]

I had posted here where our cart took a roll in to the lake,
http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...went-lake.html

Well I`m looking for a new motor and controller that will give me a little more torque than stock but really dont need much increase in speed. If a motor only option was available with stock controller this would work also. This is all a unplanned repair on a lake house cart so big $$ to switch it all over really isnt wanted.

I have found the following motor from the cartzone
1-2 High Torque Electric Motor, can work in stock cart.. 16mph 20% more torque 9.4 HP 3700 RPM. For Club Car Series. Get even more torque with 400 amp (40%), 500 amp (50%) speed controller.

Would the following controller work if needed with this motor?
NPX4844


Thanks for any help. I can fix a gas car, motors and the like but throw this electric cart in the works and I`m not sure what works together and wont....

1995 Club Car 48volt
A9527-442901

[BlackHornet]

you could send it in to EMP and they could rewind it for more torque. or Plum Quick

[Lake Rider]

Any other help on the above motor and controller combo?
Would like to order them today if possible so I can get this going again.

BlackHornet,
Thanks for the suggestion. Its been a thought but the warranty with a new one is a little appealing seeing the old one is in pretty bad shape. Thats the reason I am now looking at replacing bothe the Motor and controller as a set for better performance and reliablilty.......

[dcannow]

Be sure and read/understand that warranty!! All too often it has to fail aboard an airliner, on a full moon at 12Noon in order to trigger a 20% parts discount. See forum sponsor list as they have been checked out pretty well. Warranties for us do-it-your-selfers are pretty slim.

[Lake Rider]

Originally Posted by dcannow

Be sure and read/understand that warranty!! All too often it has to fail aboard an airliner, on a full moon at 12Noon in order to trigger a 20% parts discount. See forum sponsor list as they have been checked out pretty well. Warranties for us do-it-your-selfers are pretty slim.

I actually was going to buy them from the Carts Zone from the sponsor list...Yeah I know about the crazy warranties some people impose on their products.