[biker1]

Not my gas cart.

Originally Posted by MorTech

You have varying top speeds set typically at 19.5-23 MPH and some set their own carts to 27 MPH (those people are not the problem). Since gas golf carts have near zero throttle linearity, the accelerator pedal is basically just an on / off switch. See the problem? Just have to live with it.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

I can get mine to "just barely move," then "move at a steady pace, probably somewhere around 14mph, and then at top speed, which I believe is just a hair under 20mph.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by MorTech

...Since gas golf carts have near zero throttle linearity, the accelerator pedal is basically just an on / off switch...

And mine makes three. Plus all the other gas carts out there.

Where in the world do you pick up such baseless misinformation?!? (Please don’t try to answer. That was a rhetorical question.)

[MorTech]

Uhhh, having driven them. Where do you think? (uhh, dat waz rhetorical)

YeahYeahYeah, driving a 22 MPH gas cart at 20 MPH is just wonderful...which is why everybody tries to do it.

[BobnBev]

Originally Posted by MorTech

Uhhh, having driven them. Where do you think? (uhh, dat waz rhetorical)

YeahYeahYeah, driving a 22 MPH gas cart at 20 MPH is just wonderful...which is why everybody tries to do it.

Your sarcasm is duly noted. You're welcome.