36 volt to 48 volt

[81 First]

I have a 1994 CC DS 36 volt with a 36 - 48 volt controller and 48 volt motor can I just replace solenoid to 400 amp 48 volt and replace batteries w/48 volt and get 48 volt charger and change the crow foot from the 36 volt charger to 48 volt charger and just use the load wire and common wire from charger the
reason being I have the 48 volt batteries just one year and I have a 48 volt charger
thanks

[scottyb]

For the best results use the 36v motor on 48v. Do not use the 48v motor.
The 36v motor will produce more torque and speed on 48v than the 48v motor can.
Also do not use a Club Car 48v charger as it will only work with a Club Car onboard computer. Use an aftermarket 48v charger. The 36v Crowfoot plug is fine for 48 volts.
I hope this helps

[81 First]

Thanks for the help the only reason I want the 48 volt motor is it already installed and the 36/48 controller is there but no computer
I have a 48 volt charger that I will install a timer on to charge for a time frame rather the cart tell it when fully charge ( a 12 hr One ) than the only thing I need is the 48 volt Solenoid and Batteries
I can experiment with charger on times to see how long it takes for batteries are fully charge depending on how I have run it
Thanks for your help if you have any other thought can you please reply

[81 First]

a second thought
what after market charger would you recommend
TKS

[scottyb]

The only charger I recommend is Lester Summit 2.
The reliability is backed by a 4 year warranty.
Need we say more?

[81 First]

I too after looking all over the place Ebay amazon I do think if I was buying by weight alone that is the one I will chose
Thanks