Just picked up a 1995 EZ-GO PCX-954

[ImChrisD]

I just bought a EZ-GO PCX-954 Shuttle. I got it at a good price (I think) at $1000.

I just checked and it's supposed to be 36v. I checked and it has a Curtis 1205-112 controller marked 36v and a GE Motor marked at 36v. However, the guy I bought it from has 48v worth of batteries in it.

Seems to run fine at the current configuration and even tops out at about 17mph but am I asking for trouble running it this way?


Here's the beast...

[scottyb]

The motor can take it.....not sure how long the controller can. The controller and solenoid should be 48v rated.

[mfinnegan]

Originally Posted by ImChrisD

I just bought a EZ-GO PCX-954 Shuttle. I got it at a good price (I think) at $1000.

Here's the beast...

i NEED that roof

[LukeL]

Originally Posted by mfinnegan

i NEED that roof

You probably don’t [emoji52] The only other one of those I’ve seen was ripped to shreds. It doesn’t last long at all in the sun.

[scottyb]

I had one like that by Sunbrella it was green and white striped like a - yeah you guessed it

[Reddawg454]

I think those carts are so cool. I'd love to find one in my area. I'd say that was a great buy!

[mfinnegan]

Originally Posted by LukeL

You probably don’t [emoji52] The only other one of those I’ve seen was ripped to shreds. It doesn’t last long at all in the sun.

HAHA no you're right about that! i more or less meant the frame at least.

[Andy4639]

I built this one about 10 years ago. I used it at the drag strip to haul the dragster up to the starting line and just riding around in the pits. Hookem bought it and turned it into a gas cart and then sold it. He lifted it also.

I still have the bumpers, coils, and rear end from it.
They are cool carts for sure.

[EzgoNewbie305]

Looks like a great place to start!