[Dbacks/Nascar]

I have a 2014 Club Car Precedent. My Club Car does approximately 18 mph at top speed.It seems most of the carts electric or gas have a lot more speed than mine. Is there any way to get more speed without changing motor or gears.

[Frank7]

More performance for you CC may be increased one of two ways. Without a lift kit you may install larger tires and wheels on rear and gain 2.5 MPH. II the ultimate would be a high performance motor that will give you the extra torque on hills you a looking for.

For other post , this post refers to electric CC Precedent.

[Edjkoz]

There is another way. You can change the magnet in the speed governor. This adds more N S poles making the speed limitor think it is going slower than it really is

[Frank7]

How about a magnet with less poles per revolution, what would that do?

[Chi-Town]

Originally Posted by Frank7

More performance for you CC may be increased one of two ways. Without a lift kit you may install larger tires and wheels on rear and gain 2.5 MPH. II the ultimate would be a high performance motor that will give you the extra torque on hills you a looking for.

For other post , this post refers to electric CC Precedent.

I changed from 8 inch tires and wheels on the rear a couple of years ago to 10 inch. Went from 18 mph to 20. No change in handling and no longer leading the pack. Totally painless.

[Edjkoz]

the magnet is actually like 8 magnets; 4 north poles, 4 south poles. the poles pass a hall effect sensor which converts the rotation into electrical pulses. (off-on-off-on-off-on, etc) the controller counts these pulses and puts the smack down on your throttle once you hit the limit of speed code 3. I have one and it works

[Frank7]

Edjkos, I asked you a trick question. There is truth in changing magnets but you must reduce the poles in a magnet to fool the controller. The stock magnet in a Club Cart stock motor has 8 poles in the magnet and to fool the Controller you need to convert to 4 poles.