Pics of my Club Car.

K-DAWG · 03-15-2009, 05:49 PM

Well it aint huge or nothing but, I like it. I camo painted it myself so, you will like it or hate.....lol Its a 1997 CC with a 6 inch spindle lift on 10 inch aluminum rims with 23x10x10 Sahara King skins. They suck I would tell anyone who is looking for a decent off road tire to steer clear of these. I mean if you plan on getting off of pavement period they suck on dirt, grass, sand, pinestraw etc....... Anyhow, I have a D&D ES-58 High Torque Motor, Alltrax AXE 4855 controller. It was originally a 36 volt resistor cart. I bought a MCOR converstion kit and a heavy duty 48 volt solenoid and converted it to a 48 volt controller cart. I added 2 gauge wire per D&D. When I changed it over to 48volt I installed 6 new 8 volt Excide batteries. I put 3 leaf boat trailer springs and mounting hardware (ubolts, mounting plates, etc....) on the rear axle. While I had the body off I added a battery box for another 12 volt deep cycle battery to run my lights and Radio when I get it put in.

sundownshifter · 03-15-2009, 07:49 PM

I Like it!

dougmcp · 03-15-2009, 10:25 PM

That's Hot! Good Job! Too bad about the traction problem.

TheNewGuy · 03-16-2009, 05:58 PM

Nice job! Really looks great!

groundpounder · 03-16-2009, 06:03 PM

nice job on the camo i like it.

eadavis · 03-16-2009, 08:04 PM

That is the sharpest looking camo job I have ever seen.

03-15-2009, 05:49 PM	#1
K-DAWG Gone Wild Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 256	Pics of my Club Car. Well it aint huge or nothing but, I like it. I camo painted it myself so, you will like it or hate.....lol Its a 1997 CC with a 6 inch spindle lift on 10 inch aluminum rims with 23x10x10 Sahara King skins. They suck I would tell anyone who is looking for a decent off road tire to steer clear of these. I mean if you plan on getting off of pavement period they suck on dirt, grass, sand, pinestraw etc....... Anyhow, I have a D&D ES-58 High Torque Motor, Alltrax AXE 4855 controller. It was originally a 36 volt resistor cart. I bought a MCOR converstion kit and a heavy duty 48 volt solenoid and converted it to a 48 volt controller cart. I added 2 gauge wire per D&D. When I changed it over to 48volt I installed 6 new 8 volt Excide batteries. I put 3 leaf boat trailer springs and mounting hardware (ubolts, mounting plates, etc....) on the rear axle. While I had the body off I added a battery box for another 12 volt deep cycle battery to run my lights and Radio when I get it put in.
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03-15-2009, 07:49 PM	#2
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