No torque/power

[RPatten]

Originally Posted by Speedchaser

So will a newer iq cart at speed code 4.

How do you figure? All I have heard is that the #4 setting does not increase torque. Speed is one thing but not torque.

One CC dealer even told me I would miss some if I switched to 4.

[Clickster]

Its a curtis controller but it says 24 - 36 v. I think its the batteries personally. Some of the batteries are bulging on the sides and are very oxidized inside on the lead plates.

Here is my controller and motor.

[Speedchaser]

Originally Posted by RPatten

How do you figure? All I have heard is that the #4 setting does not increase torque. Speed is one thing but not torque.

One CC dealer even told me I would miss some if I switched to 4.

Sorry just meant speed, about 19+.

[Clickster]

Scottyb i looked on your oline store and was wondering what package would be best for my cart. its gonna be a neigborhood cart, has 22in tires, dont have rear seat yet but will. Just want to be able to get out of a ditch if i have to drive down and up one. but typically be a flatlander cart with trails.

[Clickster]

Scottyb the cart is in the thread titled "First Thing I Need"

Also its a Vglide im guessing. it has a box and in it when the gas is pushed moves a arm up a serier of 5 or 6 copper plates to tell it the speed. Good or bad? Copper looks clean as does inside the box.

[scottyb]

Originally Posted by Clickster

Scottyb the cart is in the thread titled "First Thing I Need"

Also its a Vglide im guessing. it has a box and in it when the gas is pushed moves a arm up a serier of 5 or 6 copper plates to tell it the speed. Good or bad? Copper looks clean as does inside the box.

I'll take a look at that

[jjance]

My batteries are 6v and are all reading anywhere from 6.29 to 6.78. That sound correct?

No they should all be the same voltage within a few hundred of a volt. A half volt difference could mean 40% lose of capacity .