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11-24-2018, 09:05 PM | #1 |
Gone Wild
Join Date: Jun 2018
Location: Kersey Pennsylvania
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Sloooooooowwww up hill with the 23s
O *** the precedent really lost the torque with the 6’’ lift and 23s. Going up a mild but long hill I thought I was going to have to get out and push it. I definitely need a motor to get torque back. Now that the cart is the way i want it (6’’ lift, 23’’ tires, and 500A controller) is should be a easy decision. I was dead set in the 7144 but now i am thinking the executioner so i can tell Robby what i am looking to get out of it. The way the cart is set up he might recommend a torque motor I don’t know. But at least i will be done searching for the right motor. I have till Monday to change my mind. My second choice would be the mot 4 I really need the torque back. Being a UTV owner for many years I guess I didn’t understand the power loss from tires i went from 25s to 27s on my first rhino 660 and I really didn’t even notice any power loss. I guess 30hp compared to 3hp is the difference here. Thanks for reading still looking for options. Jerry
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11-26-2018, 09:01 AM | #2 |
Getting Wild
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Work or home
Posts: 83
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Re: Sloooooooowwww up hill with the 23s
I went with a 7144 after my pq bandit got burned up (hard life probably my fault).
It seemed to do no better than my pq. It would not go up an incline from a stop. Put a 400 amp controller on it. Have not had any problems with hills. Can't day it will do 25 on flat and 25 up a hill because I have not tested the speed. It does slow down some but not anywhere near stopping. I had never used a pq executioner or mot4 so I can't comment. The 7144 is a torque and speed motor so if you are not that concerned with speed there are more torquey motors. |
11-26-2018, 09:21 AM | #3 |
Gone Wild
Join Date: May 2016
Posts: 373
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Re: Sloooooooowwww up hill with the 23s
I have the 7114, Series Motor, and it does everything I need. Mine is used for hunting, 22” Swamp Lites, 2 gauge cables, 500 Alltrax, ect ect. It runs 21-24 on the pavement, have seen 26 on a long down hill stretch. But for my purposes itll spin the tires through a mud hole, and climb any hill I’ve dared it to. Been really impressed with it.
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