92 ds total rebuild. Want torque, 36v or 48v?

[BBBHC]

I'm rebuilding the entire cart. I want to use it for hunting and property maintenance. I don't really care about speed, this is a "don't care a bout the show, all go", rebuild. I need to replace EVERYTHING, except the transaxle and frame. Budget is a consideration, but I want quality parts.


Is 36v dc or 48v dc a better option?

[_ogre]

i think you know the answer already
48 volt will give you more torque/range

[CruisinaCampground]

I recently purchased a C54 solid state conversion from Carts Unlimited (a site sponsor here) for my 1998 DS series cart. This kit runs on 36V or 48V. The only thing I needed to change was a Pre charge resistor when I was ready to convert from 36V to 48V. My cart couldn't handle hills with 4 people before the conversion. Now she pulls hills like nothing.

[thatrain31]

Originally Posted by CruisinaCampground

I recently purchased a C54 solid state conversion from Carts Unlimited (a site sponsor here) for my 1998 DS series cart. This kit runs on 36V or 48V. The only thing I needed to change was a Pre charge resistor when I was ready to convert from 36V to 48V. My cart couldn't handle hills with 4 people before the conversion. Now she pulls hills like nothing.

I purchased same kit for an 86 club car 36v. Night and day difference!!

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[HaulnA$$]

Originally Posted by BBBHC

I'm rebuilding the entire cart. I want to use it for hunting and property maintenance. I don't really care about speed, this is a "don't care a bout the show, all go", rebuild. I need to replace EVERYTHING, except the transaxle and frame. Budget is a consideration, but I want quality parts.


Is 36v dc or 48v dc a better option?

Since you need to replace “EVERYTHING”, batteries included, you may as well upgrade to 48V. My batteries on my 36V DS Series Controller went out after 7 years of service so I decided to upgrade with the stuff in my signature. All I can say is I am more than pleased with the results. Tons of torque. Do it, you won’t regret it. JMHO