Originally Posted by My Daily Run (Post 1423025)

It is the same old story but I am doing something about it not just complaining like everyone else...now I can drag race you

Originally Posted by dillywho (Post 1433057)

You do realize that it will negate your insurance if you are in an accident, regardless of fault?

Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 1432009)

I rented star electric cart in 2014. It had switch on dash said high and low. I thought it was for the lights. One night I flipped the switch to high and then cart hit another gear. I swear I hit 40 mph before I backed off ( once you get above 25 you can really feel wind. Cart didn't have speedometer I guess more amps to the electric motor spun it faster to get higher speed?

Originally Posted by Mleeja (Post 1465072)

The Star dealer is going to love you for sending all the speed demons their way, but I don’t think you statement is accurate. We have a Star cart with a hi/lo switch. In low, the top speed is about 14 mph. With the high setting the top speed is around 21. 22 going down hill with a tailwind...

Originally Posted by JoMar (Post 1465172)

You need an adjustment. My low speed is 20, my high speed is...well...higher. :)

Originally Posted by My Daily Run (Post 1422988)

I am looking for someone to raise the speed on my Parcar...private message me if you'd like. I have been driving my golf cart at 20 for 7 years and I don't care if you pass me but I have had too many close calls now that I relocated down to the south end of The Villages. I have been driving on Pinellas for over 3 years and after they get past me they slow down and cut me off. Crazy...I have had to slam on my breaks way too many times to avoid an accident...the winter is a nightmare...I am joining them as it seems that the police are not taking hold of the situation, so be it...I will be just one more privileged Villager in a big pond.

Originally Posted by villagerjack (Post 1465189)

We are talking about in most cases an extra 5 MPH. I wonder what motivates people to conduct themselves this way! How much time do you really save? Joining them and adding to the problem is probably not the way to solve a problem.