TORQUE! - Gas vs. Electric

kdeerman · 11-10-2010, 01:59 PM

I am looking to buy a Workhorse or a Carryall. I now have a lifted 2004 series electric TXT with 20" tires, upgraded 4 ga. cables, HD solenoid and FNR switch and 500 amp Alltrax controller.
This electric seems like it will climb a tree.
Do the gas carts have this much torque with a lift and tires? If not what upgrades would need to be done to duplicate the torque of my sparky, or is it possible?
Thanks

blake80 · 11-10-2010, 02:16 PM

I have a '96 txt that i had a 350cc put in it last year. I have 22" super swampers rear seat and all. I have taken it places that i have seen 250 atv's struggle with. I did ship my rear clutch to cpp yesterday to get it machined. But, i have been on a few sparkys with up graded controller, motor, batteries, and wire. If your willing to spend the money on a big block kit from cpp. I think you can get more from the electric carts in the line of torque. But, i love just pouring gas in it and keep going.

I am building a workhorse for my brother that im going to put the 18hp kit in from cpp.

11-10-2010, 01:59 PM	#1
kdeerman Gone Wild Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Alabama Posts: 455	TORQUE! - Gas vs. Electric I am looking to buy a Workhorse or a Carryall. I now have a lifted 2004 series electric TXT with 20" tires, upgraded 4 ga. cables, HD solenoid and FNR switch and 500 amp Alltrax controller. This electric seems like it will climb a tree. Do the gas carts have this much torque with a lift and tires? If not what upgrades would need to be done to duplicate the torque of my sparky, or is it possible? Thanks

11-10-2010, 02:16 PM	#2
blake80 REAL MEN GET EM DIRTY Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: rincon , ga. Posts: 3,646	Re: TORQUE! - Gas vs. Electric I have a '96 txt that i had a 350cc put in it last year. I have 22" super swampers rear seat and all. I have taken it places that i have seen 250 atv's struggle with. I did ship my rear clutch to cpp yesterday to get it machined. But, i have been on a few sparkys with up graded controller, motor, batteries, and wire. If your willing to spend the money on a big block kit from cpp. I think you can get more from the electric carts in the line of torque. But, i love just pouring gas in it and keep going. I am building a workhorse for my brother that im going to put the 18hp kit in from cpp.

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