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Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan
Uh, have you tried just not pushing the accelerator all the way down so it will travel slower? That way, in case if you do ever need to pass something, you have the additional speed to do so.
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I have to agree with the OP that it's a good idea to correct the cart so it can't go above the legal speed limit. Personally, I enjoy driving my cart with the pedal to the floor knowing that I am not violating the legal speed limit. I don't want to have to worry about how much gas I am giving the cart and weather or not I need to let up on the gas pedal. I would much rather drive the cart while enjoying the wonderful vistas the Villages offers and not have to watch an odometer to be sure I am not breaking the law.
I would suggest to the OP that they bring their cart into one of the Villages Golf Cart service centers for a basic tune up, which is inexpensive. They test drive all carts they service and adjust them to not exceed the legal speed limit as part of the service. Problem solved : )