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Coleocole · 06-16-2019, 09:45 PM

That is for the info. I'm really looking at topping out at 25mph, avg 21/22 on the road. If it was a lowered cart, I wouldnt mind faster but with the lift and tires, it's too hairy at those speeds. My electric ezgo with a series motor tops at 30 mph and honestly never want to do that again. Hover around 23 to 25 driving around town, so just trying to stay in that range.

I didnt get to mess with it today, will post current mph tomorrow. I'm thinking of dropping to a smaller lift (current looks like a custom made 8" lift, not the 6") and reduce down to 22 or 23" tires to reduce stress on motor.

Thank you both for the input. Im probably going to bypass limiter tomorrow, and zip tie the governor for 4000 rpms max.

Would it be worth it to machine the clutch (read on the tips on here) and replace the clutch spring with the HD spring?

06-16-2019, 09:45 PM	#9
Coleocole Not Yet Wild Join Date: May 2016 Location: Griffin, GA Posts: 66	Re: 06 precedent fe350 rpm limits? That is for the info. I'm really looking at topping out at 25mph, avg 21/22 on the road. If it was a lowered cart, I wouldnt mind faster but with the lift and tires, it's too hairy at those speeds. My electric ezgo with a series motor tops at 30 mph and honestly never want to do that again. Hover around 23 to 25 driving around town, so just trying to stay in that range. I didnt get to mess with it today, will post current mph tomorrow. I'm thinking of dropping to a smaller lift (current looks like a custom made 8" lift, not the 6") and reduce down to 22 or 23" tires to reduce stress on motor. Thank you both for the input. Im probably going to bypass limiter tomorrow, and zip tie the governor for 4000 rpms max. Would it be worth it to machine the clutch (read on the tips on here) and replace the clutch spring with the HD spring?