Electric 4 wheel drive golf cart!

[mikeshotrodshop]

Who makes a 4WD conversion for the electric golf carts, and how much do they typically run?

I'm thinking this is going to be my next project. I'd like to possibly make it into a hunting buggy for me and the guys when we do some deer and bird hunting.

Maybe I'll wrap it in either digital camo or give it a Natural Gear type camo look; something different than Mossy Oak.

I would be greatful for any help and you can take my wife as a fair trade for info.

BTW - I hope you can cook, clean the hose, wash the clothes, mow the lawn and do all of the repairs around the house. If so, you got yourself a new little woman!

[scottyb]

you TOO Thought I was the only one that short sighted

[mikeshotrodshop]

Na, there are plenty of us :)

J/K, my wife is awesome. She rarely complains and puts up with my hunting and projects. She knows, come September I'm out in the woods getting dinner.

[mikeshotrodshop]

I did some searching on the net, and have found nothing on a 4X4 conversion. Hmmm, am I going to have to design this myself? You would think someone has thought of this before...

Any help would be appreciated.

Mike

[Monsterezgokid]

A company called Immaginative Manufacturing is a manufactuer that sells these 4x4 kits, they are actualy not a bad kit, and include the motor with the kit. Prices vary i believe in the 2,000$ area.
They also sell complete ready to go hunting carts, all you need to do is drop in some batts and your ready to rip, they come mainly in 4 passenger foward carts and have some with beds on the back. They are his own brand of cart though so i dont know what would fit "accessory wize"

Scott Austin is the owner, hes a nice guy, he should be able to help you out..



They have kits for both club car and ezgo,, as far as Yamaha goes, im not certian on that.

All ive heard is good stuff about these kits, they use a polaris style front suspension, and brand name parts from dana for drive train.

You wont be disappointed with the power from these electric kits. They are switchable on the fly front locking diff.

[monkey-1]

Check out http://www.imaginativemfg.com/ in New York. They make probably the best overall kit I have seen.

haha, we must have been posting the same time...

[crash12888]

Originally Posted by mikeshotrodshop

Who makes a 4WD conversion for the electric golf carts, and how much do they typically run?

I'm thinking this is going to be my next project. I'd like to possibly make it into a hunting buggy for me and the guys when we do some deer and bird hunting.

Maybe I'll wrap it in either digital camo or give it a Natural Gear type camo look; something different than Mossy Oak.

I would be greatful for any help and you can take my wife as a fair trade for info.

BTW - I hope you can cook, clean the hose, wash the clothes, mow the lawn and do all of the repairs around the house. If so, you got yourself a new little woman!

I don't know about that one!, You're asking alot from this group. You might try over seas Mail Order.


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[essness]

I think Dirty's monster cart is 4WD? And then there is Bad Boy Buggies..... Could be good for ideas?

[Specularius]

You could also try contacting the people here:

Stealth 4X4 Carts

I am not sure what kit they are using, but it looks different than the one pictured above.

[essness]

Site sponsor East Coast Custom has a 4x4

http://www.ec-custom-carts.com/swampfox.html