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Old 08-31-2007, 08:48 PM   #1
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Okay went to the movies tonight and on my way in the outlets going to the movies I detoured by the service whse.I like to see their cartsAnd what do I find but the whole used fleet for sale and the brand new ones in the shop.

So long story short I have a few ezgos


My keeper is a workhorse do I rebuild stock motor or big block it
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Old 08-31-2007, 08:49 PM   #2
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First you give one to me and then you big block the one you want. LOL!
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Old 08-31-2007, 08:50 PM   #3
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BIG BLOCK IT!
You can sell me a few of them!
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Old 08-31-2007, 10:52 PM   #4
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BIG BLOCK IT!
You can sell me a few of them!

if you would ever answer your **** phone!!!!!!!!!!!!You would have one!!!!Let me get a good look in the am when I pick them up And see what I am doing with them mostly blown motors some beat real bad but they make great project gas carts!!!!!
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Old 08-31-2007, 11:18 PM   #5
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How fast do you want it to go?
The bigger engine (350cc) models have lots of power and can be made to put out around 16hp with very little effort. However, they still will only run around 25mph with 22" tires, unless you change the gears cause of the rev limiter. A briggs with a rev kit should put you around 40mph depending on tire size
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Old 09-01-2007, 05:29 AM   #6
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How fast do you want it to go?
The bigger engine (350cc) models have lots of power and can be made to put out around 16hp with very little effort. However, they still will only run around 25mph with 22" tires, unless you change the gears cause of the rev limiter. A briggs with a rev kit should put you around 40mph depending on tire size

I wanna go fast!!!(ricky bobby voice)

I am picking them up this morning will post pics.
25mph will be fine its going to be the wifes flower bed getter.And for me to go thru woods and feilds.
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Old 09-01-2007, 07:12 AM   #7
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It will cost less to rebuild a 350 and put a 295 head on it, than put a big block in it. But if you ever wanted a big block cart you can't ask for a better platform, lots of room in there unless its one of those 800-g models.
Ever see vids of Walkntall's Workhorse with the 30 something hp liquid cooled briggs and long travel frontend That would move some of those flower beds quickly and give you more time to bound through the woods and feilds
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Okay went to the movies tonight and on my way in the outlets going to the movies I detoured by the service whse.I like to see their cartsAnd what do I find but the whole used fleet for sale and the brand new ones in the shop.

So long story short I have a few ezgos


My keeper is a workhorse do I rebuild stock motor or big block it
Where are you located? And what do you want for one of those blown engine specials? Although I have absolutely no place to put it or time to work on it, I might be interested in another project.
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Old 09-01-2007, 10:57 AM   #9
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Where are you located? And what do you want for one of those blown engine specials? Although I have absolutely no place to put it or time to work on it, I might be interested in another project.


What is a workhorse st350 worth with blown motor located in PA
needs front cowl
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has turn signals horn ect assuming thats on all of them
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