It was a kit kart based on the American Express go kart, its from Go Power sports

@@mattyd_gaming7425 technicq-emx.com/product/diy-ev-bracket-for-qs165-surron-stock-motor/

technicq-emx makes it

Thank you!

With stock 60v you can run pretty good for 1-2 hours depending on how your riding

I extended a bunch of wires, battery, throttle, regen, ignition, lights etc.

Yes you need a stock harness as well as the BAC harness

Thanks bro..

Btw how did u extend the power cable?

@@allan2502 I used 6 awg wire with large butt spice connectors and a hammer crimper to connect them then heat shrink

All in 4K

Awesome and thank you!

Its a great frame, but if I were to do it again I would defiantly get a used shifter kart frame. The GPS frame was super fun to build its looks super cool and it sits a little higher off the ground so it rides nicely in dirt and grass even with the racing slicks on it but past 30mph the frame feels sketchy, and this thing will do 50mph easy. I used a left over Surron LBX motor and a BAC 4000 controller that I had and it rips but it does over heat pretty quickly if your doing repeated doughnuts and burnouts. The electro and co. kit looks like the way to go and from what I have seen the QS138 90h motor looks like the motor to get.

yea i was also thinking about a used shifter cart frame some of the older style ones that are offset to the left are cheaper but you can still find newer built ones and they have a decent bit of room for batteries@@shreddedOat

I built everything from scratch, but there is a great motor kit from this company www.electroandcompany.com/product-page/copy-of-qs138-90h-kit

Thanks for your input, much appreciated!!

hes not just gonna give it to you for no reason. Life aint that easy. He worked super hard on it as you can tell in the video

Maxxis EL Series - Racing Slick Tire Size: MX86208 (12 x 8.00 x 6) (+15.00) (MX86208) in the back from BMI Karts Maxxis EL Series - Racing Slick Tire Size: MX86204 (10.5 x 4.50 x 6) (MX86204) in the front from BMI Karts the wheel are Black Douglas (DWT) Wheels from Go Power sports

Thanks, Crazy how much fun that was!

Go power sports vintage go kart frame

same, kart is calling my name. Thinking about trying the new Kunray motor for one.

Thank you

It’s coming soon, installing new controller tomorrow!

The power you can extract from an electric motor should easily offset the weight difference to maintain a similar, if not, better power-to-weight depending on use case. Plus its much quieter for any urban shenanigan's so the local Karen doesn't keep calling the cops lol. As for moisture, a liberal amount of marine grade silicon sealant should do the trick in combination with quality cases.

@@Esk8Zach Noise exactly. If I go screaming down a neighborhood at 50mph with a gas engine, the cops are sure to show up. With an electric cart, no one notices or cares. Plus, the instant torque is a blast...even better than a torque converter.