Electric to gas conversion

Xtreme Cartz · 12-29-2006, 10:09 AM

I have a electric 95 EZGO and all it needs is batteries to get running but I am thinking about instead of buying $500 batteries why not put that money towards a Briggs?

I was looking at the bare frame yesterday and its the same as my other 95 gasser if I cut the battery holder out. I know I will need a gas rear end but I can get one for $150. Should I do this? This will be the exact same cart as the one I sold in a heart beat for $2800 so I bet this one will go for around $3400 with a new briggs. If I just threw in some new batteries, install a lift and new tires it will just be another boring cart. I cant have that.

mphillip · 12-29-2006, 10:23 AM

The rear end is the only difference that I know of... Depends on the person buying it but I would rather have a gasser instead of a electric...

Xtreme Cartz · 12-29-2006, 10:45 AM

Yep I think hunters around here prefer gas since they are use to atvs but if they think about it electric would suit them better since the carts run around on golf courses for 8+ hours a day on a single charge. Also they are quiet so it wont scare the deer.

mphillip · 12-29-2006, 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Xtreme Cartz

Yep I think hunters around here prefer gas since they are use to atvs but if they think about it electric would suit them better since the carts run around on golf courses for 8+ hours a day on a single charge. Also they are quiet so it wont scare the deer.

Yea a briggs wouldn't be good for hunting. Although I heard that they do sale a muffler for the briggs that makes them quiet though.

12-29-2006, 10:09 AM	#1
Xtreme Cartz The Fabricator Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,016	Electric to gas conversion I have a electric 95 EZGO and all it needs is batteries to get running but I am thinking about instead of buying $500 batteries why not put that money towards a Briggs? I was looking at the bare frame yesterday and its the same as my other 95 gasser if I cut the battery holder out. I know I will need a gas rear end but I can get one for $150. Should I do this? This will be the exact same cart as the one I sold in a heart beat for $2800 so I bet this one will go for around $3400 with a new briggs. If I just threw in some new batteries, install a lift and new tires it will just be another boring cart. I cant have that.

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12-29-2006, 10:23 AM	#2
mphillip Site Moderator Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Tennessee Posts: 2,008	The rear end is the only difference that I know of... Depends on the person buying it but I would rather have a gasser instead of a electric...

12-29-2006, 10:45 AM	#3
Xtreme Cartz The Fabricator Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,016	Yep I think hunters around here prefer gas since they are use to atvs but if they think about it electric would suit them better since the carts run around on golf courses for 8+ hours a day on a single charge. Also they are quiet so it wont scare the deer.