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master66 06-02-2009 08:24 AM

Alltrax controller
 
So I am looking to buy a new Alltrax controller for my 99 ez-go ,I have been told the 400 amp would pretty much do anything I need .They say these are programmable ,is this a pain in the but to program or pretty easy ? The model I was looking at is the DCX400 regen programmable ,is this the correct one for the 99 TXT ?

scottyb 06-02-2009 08:30 AM

Re: Alltrax controller
 
You need a $45 cable and a laptop PC .... Unless you want to try to do wheelies there is no need for a programable controller in my opinion.

master66 06-02-2009 08:42 AM

Re: Alltrax controller
 
So if I don't need the programmable one ,which it doesn't sound like I want , just a liitle extra speed would be nice .I did put a larger motor in a couple of years ago and I want to make sure that won't be hard on the new controller I get .Could you suggest a part number for me Scott ,Cartzone seems to have quite a few so I will order one from them .

scottyb 06-02-2009 09:02 AM

Re: Alltrax controller
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by master66 (Post 210173)
So if I don't need the programmable one ,which it doesn't sound like I want , just a liitle extra speed would be nice .I did put a larger motor in a couple of years ago and I want to make sure that won't be hard on the new controller I get .Could you suggest a part number for me Scott ,Cartzone seems to have quite a few so I will order one from them .

Yep I'll be glad to.....but 1st we need to know what speed control system your cart has? Is it a series cart or PDS? Is the F&R switch a toggle on the dash or a lever by the seat?

master66 06-02-2009 09:15 AM

Re: Alltrax controller
 
I believe it is a series cart ,the F&R lever is by the seat

scottyb 06-02-2009 09:31 AM

Re: Alltrax controller
 
I would recommend the heavy duty GE controller because of the motor upgrade.
It is 500 amp with thermal protection .... You will need to upgrade to 4 ga. cables to get the full power. This controller will work with a 48v upgrade if you want to do so later on and the price is right. :thumbup:

New for Ezgo golf carts GE® Speed Controllers
36- 48 volt

500 / 600 Amps
Heavy Duty Speed Controller


Tough and Rough these speed controllers power you cart and larger motors with out stopping. Thermal Protection, to handle the off road paths, and works great in hunting buggies. Can all so be used for more torque for cars with backseats, cargo beds or hilly terrain. Needs to be used with 4 gauge cables. 500 amp output but can peak up to 600 amps when you need the extra power. Works on 36 volt or 48 volt carts. Full 12 month warranty. We sale lots of these controllers and they speak for there self they work great.

master66 06-02-2009 10:33 AM

Re: Alltrax controller
 
Right on Scott ,thanks for the info it looks like cartzone has these units so I will go with them .

master66 06-02-2009 01:26 PM

Re: Alltrax controller
 
So will I have to update anything else besides the wires and does the GE unit bolt up to the same configuration as the stock unit ?

pggroves 06-02-2009 01:58 PM

Re: Alltrax controller
 
Does this cart have a Run /Tow Maint switch on the controller cover? If not, then series (fleet). PDS didn't show up until model year 2000. So, if you have a 99 TXT it will either be a series/fleet cart or a DCS. Quickest way to tell is the toggle switch on the controller environmental cover. :thumbup:

master66 06-02-2009 02:55 PM

Re: Alltrax controller
 
No toggle switch on the controller cover .


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