Which carts and years have AC motors - Buggies Gone Wild Current cart is a 1998 36v TXT I really want to go AC and lithium and am having trouble figuring out which EZ-GO carts and years are AC Is there a summary somewhere? I haven't been able to find one As far as I can tell: TXT 48v is DC Is that always the case? I don't even see the TXT on ez-go website Has this been discontinued?
E-Z-GO TXT model year differences - Buggies Gone Wild These are some diagrams I created of the E-Z-GO TXT front end They are not accurate, but they provide how to tell the difference in age from 1996-2001 and 2001+ As you see, the steering rack moves from the firewall to the axle, the springs move from the bottom of the axle to behind the axle, and the shock mounts are reversed to hide the bushings
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Proper Battery Size for EZ Go Gas - Buggies Gone Wild looks like my batter is dying Won't hold a charge It there a proper size battery for golf carts Saw one thread that mentioned group 24 size but don't know if that is correct
EZ-Go Clays Car, 2005, Gas Powered - Buggies Gone Wild Offering a 2005 EZ-Go Clays Car gasoline-powered cart Knobby tires and 350CC, 11HP motor give the Clays Car the clearance, traction, and power for off-road driving for your sporting clays outings Controls are the same as any other golf cart, but club holders have been replaced with a vertical 2-shotgun rack for the front seat passengers
How are the EZGOs with the Kawasaki engines? - Buggies Gone Wild The pre-2008 EZGO's have the Robins twin-cylinder engines and are VERY nice carts Smooth, powerful, fast-revving, quiet - a real nice ride As suggested in other places, run AWAY from any EZGO with the 2008-up Kawasaki drivetrain
What is best RXV year? Years to AVOID and why? - Buggies Gone Wild Most carts have had the the "upgraded" or no handle brake installed as a replacement for a failed "lever" or "handle" brake Even if the cart you are looking at has a handle or lever brake on motor, the brake can be replaced for about $250 00 for part (approx cost from EZ GO) Most solenoids already upgraded by now also