Buggies Gone Wild Golf Cart Forum - View Single Post

BigOL3 · 01-13-2023, 09:41 PM

I sold my CC last year, but now am consider getting another 48V hunting rig. Here is a list of my priorities that I prefer.
1. Either positive traction or can be easily converted to positive traction (could not do it with my old CC)
2. Prefer car that comes with enough power/torque to handle hills in Ozarks. If none is possible, then easiest/cheapest to perform that task when you have to start upgrading components. Speed is fun, but torque is a requirement.
3. Reliability ...... I know various make/models have good years and bad years. Don't want anything that is KNOWN to be a problem/accident, just waiting to happen.
4. Descent brakes, a good thing to have in hills.
5. Comfortable ride is not a must, but sure is much appreciated. The old CC nearly beat me to death.... lol

With my limited knowledge/experience in 48V cars, it seems some Yamahas and EZ-GOs (RXV) might be my best bet. I am looking for truthful Pros and Cons for both or any other models that I may not be aware of.

01-13-2023, 09:41 PM	#1
BigOL3 Gone Wild Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Deep, deep in the heart of Dixie, Kentwood, La. Posts: 443	Info on best hunting car I sold my CC last year, but now am consider getting another 48V hunting rig. Here is a list of my priorities that I prefer. 1. Either positive traction or can be easily converted to positive traction (could not do it with my old CC) 2. Prefer car that comes with enough power/torque to handle hills in Ozarks. If none is possible, then easiest/cheapest to perform that task when you have to start upgrading components. Speed is fun, but torque is a requirement. 3. Reliability ...... I know various make/models have good years and bad years. Don't want anything that is KNOWN to be a problem/accident, just waiting to happen. 4. Descent brakes, a good thing to have in hills. 5. Comfortable ride is not a must, but sure is much appreciated. The old CC nearly beat me to death.... lol With my limited knowledge/experience in 48V cars, it seems some Yamahas and EZ-GOs (RXV) might be my best bet. I am looking for truthful Pros and Cons for both or any other models that I may not be aware of.