Top speed around 55, decent acceleration. I've seen this QS motor rip in all sorts of stuff. Don't see why a frame designed for a standard "big block" Honda clone couldn't use a QS motor running the same amount of power. People put the QS motors in quads too.
They're rated for 7500w but people run them all the way up to 20kw with no isses overheating. I'd be running 15. As long as you can keep the motor cool they are good.
Gotcha. In that case you need more battery capacity and that motor would meet your needs.
Who makes that power meter you are running in the dash?? I would like to find something that will give me more and better information on electric go kartWooWee Momma, that do have a bite! (that's a pricy combo)
Have you thought about using Lithium modules out of electric cars?
For example, an 18S3P 72V 50AH battery module, out of a Chevy Volt, (~$750.00)
...would/could easily put-out 200A
...& should power a kart for at least an hour
They are professionally designed & built (to power full size cars NOT RC cars)
...& not some Chinese, who knows what/junk
My Hell-raiser kart has (2) 24V 50AH Chevy Volt modules, connected in series to make a 48V 50AH battery pack
...& I've ran it several times, for nearly an hour each time
Oh...& it's super fun too
There are different options for voltage range and current so get the combo you need for your system.
