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bln · 02-19-2018, 05:49 PM

I bought a 2000 (ser#A0047) Club Car DS 36v to use in campgrounds. It was stock but I added 6" a-arm lift, 22" tires on 12"wheels, LED head and taillights and a charge gauge. Still saving up for a rear flip seat and some nerf bar steps. Cart is in decent condition, 1 year old batteries and runs well. I don't want a 30mph speed demon but I would like just a little bit more speed and torque. What would be the easiest and least expensive things to start with to give me just a little more get up and go? I plan on getting some 4 gauge cables with my next parts order and as soon as the weather breaks I plan on pulling batteries to clean frame,batteries and terminals. I want to do my upgrades in stages so I don't have to spend so much at one time. Thanks for any advice.

02-19-2018, 05:49 PM	#1
bln Not Yet Wild Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Eden, MD Posts: 10	Just a little bit more power I bought a 2000 (ser#A0047) Club Car DS 36v to use in campgrounds. It was stock but I added 6" a-arm lift, 22" tires on 12"wheels, LED head and taillights and a charge gauge. Still saving up for a rear flip seat and some nerf bar steps. Cart is in decent condition, 1 year old batteries and runs well. I don't want a 30mph speed demon but I would like just a little bit more speed and torque. What would be the easiest and least expensive things to start with to give me just a little more get up and go? I plan on getting some 4 gauge cables with my next parts order and as soon as the weather breaks I plan on pulling batteries to clean frame,batteries and terminals. I want to do my upgrades in stages so I don't have to spend so much at one time. Thanks for any advice.