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use the calculator i posted above i have 11/72 on my kart with 11" tires. i would have gone up to 11/80 if i could have found a sprocket that big for more torque.

what size are the tires? http://www.diygokarts.com/speed-calculator.html

i tried to add this forum via tapa talk yesterday and it doesnt show up in the search. but i get the popup saying "we use tapa talk" lol

this steel plate is what i made to hook up the bike cable to the throttle box...there is no way to mount the cable when u get it. the throttle cable seems to be secure enough because of the angle the pedal pulls and the mount of the actual sleeve on the back side. ill keep an eye on it

i figured out the throttle cable... and the panel under the seat for charging, fuse, power switch controller mounted

not sure, i havent done the math and she usually gets tired after 20 or so mins of driving it around....

no build thread yet, ive been too busy. i have taken some pics along the way. I'm still having issues with the pedals, but when i figure it out will take pics. I'm using a HallEffect Throttle box that i got from ebay for about 45.00 (best offer) that should work well. i have 3 10ah batteries...

Also shop around....monster is expensive. check out TNCScooters, ive found them to be much less pricey than monster. I'm currently building a electric Radio flyer for my daughter. Having problems with the pedals right now but its almost done.

dude, i'm J over your craftsman block grinders! and nice job on the struts haha

How many pancakes does it take to cover a doghouse? 3 Cause icecream melts

not sure, there must be a way, golf carts can just be plugged in to be charged... maybe look up the golf kart model # or something and start there

you could use a 48v charger.... http://tncscooters.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=17_77 does your controller way to hook up a charging port to it? if its a scooter controller i know it does but you didnt specify what type you have.:cheers2:

Fresh - for 15-25mph dpending on weight of driver thats totally possible with an electric I have a 24v 350w motor with 11t sprocket, 36v chinese controller from tnc and 36v twist throttle with led power guage. I'm using 3 12v SLA batteries for 36v. I have a 80t rear sprocket on 10.5" tires...

you would be much better off buying a used electric scooter for parts.

1) why 3 motors 2) you are over complicating this greatly with your switches... 3) just run 36v (3 12v batteries) a hall effect throttle/controller setup you can adjust the ammout of speed by applying more/less throttle.

first off, i highly recommend you look at TNCScooters instead of monster scooter parts. Their prices are much better you dont need to buy Currie Technologies branded motors they are the same motors but with a higher price cause they are labeled for Currie. can we get some information as how...

hey Robot Mickey, where did you get that cool looking seat for your wagon? im hoping its something thats not a one off custom haha

i have 3 9amp hours 12v SLA batteries I'm not sure how much it weighs. My 7yo daughter and i can carry it out to the sidewalk with little issue tho. (the batteries alone are 15lbs tho) i have never seen the max run time as they only seem to ride it for about 15-20mins before they get bored and...

Fresh - yes I was in the position that I needed to buy everything except the motor. So I went with all 36v stuff (controller, throttle with led indicators for low voltage, charger) The only thing the kart had was the 24v motor when I bought it

It depends on how you gear it as well as what size tires you are using. My sons electric go kart has a 24v 350w motor thats over volted to 36v and hes does 18mph it has 10" tires on it and its geared with 12/72