Golf Cart WHEELIES | Built 420cc Golf Cart Build Pt. 5

[@StupidEarthlings]

So.. you have no rear turn signal when brakes are on? Heck, itd be easier just to add amber colored lights on separate circuit for turn signals..just sayin..

[@Timmy6216]

I fully agree with you these guys should just add a another light to the rear end and run just brakes for one light and run blinkers for the other it would be the simplest of way to do it and the most cost-effective

[@flavxer7345]

I agree as well, just add two just like the front ones but isolate them to the flasher circuit only, and that would fix it.

[@buildingtrades7070]

Agreed...Use rear trailer led lights. All in one, brake, turn, and back up lights. This way when you put a reverse box in from "go power sports" you can have back up lights also...

[@buildingtrades7070]

And replace those front lights to bigger ones, to fit the body opening.

[@justineller2059]

I agree but they have been hacking stuff more and more every video I will be fine is cool and all but it only goes so far

[@Halbostfriese]

What about a volt meter on the dashboard? Since that 420 doesn't have a charging system it'd be useful to know your battery level.

[@polaris6644]

They should get an alternator and connect the belt to the rear axle

[@nothanks2994]

@@polaris6644 definitely

[@jamesblanton9364]

Absolutely needs an alternator, no doubt in my mind dude.

[@LeObsidianCraft]

customvideo454 not with the billet flywheel

[@polaris6644]

@customvideo454 They could but now they're really starting to get into fabrication just to mount the coil. They should just DO an alternator. Would charge while coasting and might help braking

[@CarsandCameras]

Wheelies (with a 'lil help)! Looking forward to seeing you guys at Mini Mayhem Spring 2019!

[@rogermarshall8991]

Please check my message

[@BFTEgodswarrio5939]

Pretty sure ike has a bug that may have the solution to the problem? 🐞

[@beboglen2]

Ike has a Instagram? N i send u a massage on Instagram

[@lancebowers6591]

Paint it metallic blue, or silver

[@Scratch-athon]

Channel is getting pretty boring guys,best of luck..but I can only take so many disappointing video before I gotta go..

[@jasonkurt8696]

I love how you guys problem solve your issues rather than just giving up. Speaks a lot to your character. Watching you inspires me to keep looking for a solution to the problem. Keep up the content! Looking forward to Wednesday!

[@draggonhedd]

Just go get an "electronic" blinker module at the autozone. They work regardless of LEDs.

[@sergeantspeed5941]

I did this to my 99 tahoe when I switched the fronts to LED switchbacks. A simple signal relay swap and they work just fine without resistors or anything

[@prodrift101]

I think you need a relay in series on the circuit where your switched 12v for the illuminated brakes is run through. That way your foot provides constant 12v to a relay that switches on/off for one side only when the turn signal is activated. Love these videos, I watch them every week. I’m a mechanic similar to Ike and I enjoy watching the creativity.

[@tomjoslin4571]

Just add another Orange light above the red one for the turn signal like a car. Get an LED flasher. Looks like a lot of fun! Nice job guys!

[@speckledjim_]

Aw man if I could spend my days messing with engines and karts, what a pleasant life that would be That's why I love you guys, you live a life that I could only dream of

[@robertjames7869]

So I see the video is posted for 32 minutes with 5.7k views already when I come across it. A ratio of 3 views a second, pretty outstanding. "It'll be fine " definitely applied from when you two first launched this channel.

[@kipgriffin8779]

Ike flat backed while u drive off was priceless.good job guys. Id love to come hang out with u guys one day .kip from Clyde NC

[@ninjabob8170]

Wire a resistor in-line to get the turn signals to work with a standard relay. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@georgeduckworth4452]

What size? That's the important parts lol

[@dwerg85]

George Duckworth keep going bigger until it works. Or figure out what load the relay wants and calculate which relay you need.

[@unclemuir]

Then diodes to prevent the feedback problem.

[@georgeduckworth4452]

@@dwerg85 lol I know this. Ohms law is calculated in my head constantly. It's part of my job.

[@sergeantspeed5941]

Or instead of needlessly wiring resistors in until it works, buy an electric relay. People love to make work needlessly complicated

[@kenbergren3903]

Keep having fun and building kool stuff. Wheelies and a burn out, life is good : )

[@alangee79010]

Train horns man! You guys have come a long way with that cart. 👍👍👍👍

[@UraTrowelie]

Without Ike, this channel would be called Cameras.

[@user-el4ii7zq6l]

Wish I could find a good camera guy and editor.

[@salmonisyummiyeet163]

Lmao

[@rugger8787]

i i just come for ike any way

[@n1r0lanynonmouse6]

@@rugger8787 Did you ever notice that Ike gets to do all the first test rides? He is like a crash-test dummy, aside from being all the brains and technical knowhow on all the modifications they do.

[@jamesblanton9364]

John's learning heaps and definitely has his place on the channel, i like him, but there's no doubt who's the mechanical master and i'm sure both John & Ike would agree.

[@tyrellcalloway3066]

I found y’all a couple years back y’all inspired me to build my first go cart keep up the good work it’ll be fine

[@drewalsup9200]

This is such a cool project! Maybe you guys eventually throw a lift on it with bigger offroad tires. And keep the yellow you dont see many yellow golf carts and it looks awesome. This is what people did before all the side by sides got popular. Lifted golf carts are fun and also make great pit vehicles and you can offroad them too

[@cannonballrepair7940]

Anyone running a surface grinder while watching this great video?!?! Good job guys! I want to see the face on people when y’all leave out from a light on the back tires!!

[@Ruggedpig]

Would love to come to the mini Mayhem. but it'd be a 4100 K Drive :( you guys need to come up with an event on the West Coast .love the content boys keep it up!!!!

[@crankysports]

almost broke my finger clicking!! That thing is gonna be so cool ripping around your town. You should Letter it up with vinyl "Cars and Camera" decals. or at least a big "It'll Be Fine" on it :)

[@bradleyj.fortner2203]

Agreed. But, I'd keep the smiley face.

[@crankysports]

@@bradleyj.fortner2203 I agree :) keep the smiley too

[@froggersgarage5127]

Custom licence plate saying it'll be fine would be cool

[@overyonderjustapiece]

froggers garage ITLBFINE for 8 letters, or ITLBFIN for 7. I don’t remember how man NC allows on vanity

[@codyswilley]

I live this build. I think I'm going to build a golf cart this summer. I have a good body and frame. Can't wait to see it done

[@lylekehrer6159]

Man, you really don't think about wheelies and skidding when it comes to golf carts. This definitely will be a golf cart that'll stand out!

[@andrew753951]

Badass badass idea for a Deadman switch brake light

[@robertpeeler8151]

There was a after market turn signal switch that will mount on the steering column. It was a all in one system that where used to replace or add turn signals to older cars. Not sure if you can still get them.

[@Knee-ko]

Love John's cackle as Ike's lying flat on his back at the end of the vid. Ike - you have to rig up some payback.

[@peterk.2772]

That cart looks like fun. I can imagine a stereo system, a cooler, and a charging system, getting installed. Add some better tires with grip for off road use. Now you have a street legal beach buggy. That cart is way too fast for the golf course!

[@EliKazmaier]

Awesome video! Can't to see the inspection video!!

[@arprecisionmodshop-1446]

You boys be careful on that thing. I've put a cart just like that so hard on its side dicking around. Reverse 180s, it was all fun and games until it hooked up mid turn. Luckily didnt get hurt, but keep that in mind! Another great video, keep up the good work.

[@andersonkl4v349]

This golf cart is my favorite build only because ive been thinking about a 670 on one Keep up the good work love the videos

[@Bigade51]

Drill out and tap left hand thread wont back out bolt and wont need tack welding . Cool vids guys keep em up .

[@ricerneon399]

I watch your videos at 0.25 speed it prolongs my happiness 👍

[@TIGFab97]

You can also put a resistor in the led

[@Zzeke]

If you go back to the auto parts store, they will have blinker modules that are digital and made for LED lights. They don't cost a whole lot more..... your panel lights did the trick! I can appreciate the not giving up... Wiring turn signals is much easier than folks realize, you'd cause yourself more trouble trying to pull it out of a motorcycle or something than what you just did. Good work.

[@andywarren17]

John looks like a kid on that thing lol. It's coming along awesome guys.

[@blkicemike4857]

Sure would be kool to see that thing lifted up about 3-6inches,.. make it a swamp buggy.. Y'all muh'daauum heroes!!! All kinds of kool stuff in the works. what kind of engine was that in background@12:51 when you were making pedal switch for the brake??? it looks like a beast!!

[@oskarsigns]

This is turning out really cool!

[@pontiacpanic79]

Such a awesome build, I love this channel. Can’t wait to see the golf cart making parts runs.

[@randycole5715]

Can’t wait to see you guys again at busco beach

[@sweeneysweeney1901]

That thing looks like it takes off pretty good guys. 👍

[@billwatson5828]

Hey guys don’t forget to add rear view mirrors might not pass inspection if you leave them off. Saw your house Friday. Keep up the good work. Can’t wait till bosco beach on the 13th.

[@hybiepoo]

You can put a ballast resistor across the indicator lights to draw some more current, or there's some flasher cans that are designed especially for LED installs.

[@rickyaderholt4119]

Hahaha the end was funny. Who couldn't love you guys? Thanks for the video

[@krawlr]

You need the euro car trailer adapter for the lights. (cars with a separate amber turn signal bulb) That will let a brake light blink when the turn signal is on.

[@JosefTrull]

Could you put an alternator on it driven by the chain so that at the very least it could charge the battery when you're moving?

[@mattvaughan5466]

They make a flasher with a ground wire that will fix your turn signal problem

[@castlemania08]

Load resistors

[@Fourcycle]

Right. That way they can make a flasher circuit that's independent of the load and the flash rate won't change with the load. Adding load resistors in parallel with the LED's when using a 2-wire flasher will work, but that's a kludge that may go well with this build ;o) To have turn signals and brake lights work simultaneously, try using one of those trailer light converters for foreign cars which have independent brake and turn bulbs / filaments. (One can also design one using XOR or XNOR gates and drive transistors, but that's... Nevermind.)

[@castlemania08]

Fourcycle why is life so complicated 😂 sometimes it's easier to just run independent indicators rather than combined with the tail/brake lights. It's a bit more work but it's simple circuitry

[@Nordspets]

Love this project! Just on3 tip for u guys, predrilling. Makes life hell-of-alot easier!

[@troycrowder9942]

super nice job on everything you have done on the golf cart i like its nice all the way down to the smiley face lol good show guys

[@jaked5651]

SHould have totally gone to summit racing and bought a column turn signal switch! Next level

[@cassiusdante2216]

Put a piece of fuel line on your drill bit. That will keep your drill bit from going thru the hole you are drilling to far . The golf cart looks great.

[@Nunya_Bidnez]

@CarsandCameras you have to install a rectifier I believe in order to stop the blinking issues. Am I right guys?

[@isaacitllbefine7231]

We got it figured out

[@mowler8042]

Turned out great...would be fun to see a 4wd build someday.

[@billybarrett7192]

What about installing a column mount turn signal that the old pickup and rat rods use.

[@ricerneon399]

Exactly what I was thinking out of an old ford f100

[@joehall1114]

In order to get brakes and turn out of one LED use a tail light converter they use for trailers

[@bobbyraytalksabouteverythi7883]

I WANT one!!!!! Great video guys!

[@Absolute-Chaos-Chris]

Hey guys tech tip For you: Briggs & Stratton has a specialized tool to remove the valve springs, it doesn’t work on any other engine but Briggs & Stratton!! If you can find a set taking apart any Briggs & Stratton engine even with basic hand tools can take less than 7 minutes.

[@jefferyrightmire9520]

You guys are lucky. Be safe but keep up the great stuff.

[@brycebodwell6316]

Have the highs that y’all already have just as break lights and get 2 yellow lights for blinkers and wire them separately from the break lights like on motorcycles. They have the single break light in the center and then the blinkers off to the sides.

[@TrevorMoore_]

Are you guys going to fine some headlights that will fit the original cutouts? I like the leds, but they don't really fit with it. Maybe just get old school?? Or maybe make a cover for the oem light ports?

[@jamadeus13]

That looks fine all right. You guys should hook up with Grind Hard Plumbing. Would be awesome to see their Barbie Jeep Crawler at Busco Beach.

[@donny_flips2317]

Jonathan Amadeus yessss

[@georgesalisbury5093]

also quad ricers with kramers golf cart

[@rogerbushong3464]

Quite a ways from North Idaho to Busco Beach.

[@jamadeus13]

@@rogerbushong3464 Roadtrip!

[@georgesalisbury5093]

@@rogerbushong3464 they live in north Pennsylvania

[@lbzhonest5984]

Wicked cool direction of the channel guys!

[@Legoman585]

Definitely one of the coolest projects so far

[@CanonFirefly]

You can put a resistor inline with the LED turn signals to increase the load to keep the repeater happy.

[@ryanwelch64]

Yeeeeaaaasss, I think I’ll be able to come to the meet for my birthday!

[@theupscriber65]

John's voice finally dropped! Congratulations young man.

[@VertexNull]

Do you guys have any plans to host another meet in Texas?

[@draggonhedd]

For the wiring, get a trailer wiring control box from uhaul. They will take the brake, running, and turn signal signals and adap them to work for combination brake/run/turn lights.

[@isaacitllbefine7231]

Did it in the next vid

[@draggonhedd]

@@isaacitllbefine7231 Saw that, Thanks for the heads up.

[@mathewszymanski7905]

For the rear end you can weld the splines together to get poise traction some thing to think about

[@HiFi5i]

Drill hole though the sprocket collar and the input shaft, put a bolt through it to work like a big cotter pin?

[@wheeln24-79]

Should just buy a turn signal and brake light kit for a ezgo. They have them on Amazon for like $150. Wiring harness, lights, everything in one kit. Wouldve saved so much headache on Ike's part and it's all plug and play.

[@twinturbotaj]

Try the Tusk Enduro lighting kit replacement wiring harness (and components), from RockyMountainATVMC. Cheaper, LED blinker relay option. Brake/tail all wired correctly. It doesn't really matter if motorcycle or other, extend wires if needed. [The tricky signal/brake situation on the golf cart is easiest fixed with separate blinker lights in the rear.] *that Enduro harness includes wiring for two brake light switches and horn. I guess they also sell the T-Rex universal harness for UTV's slightly more expensive.

[@tristensmart5740]

I found a switch made by gm on eBay it only like $20 but it doesn't come with lights they already have the lights tho

[@KeatonsCarlott]

Too expensive. China bike outlets have these or in peices for max 80$

[@zachstevens7549]

Loving this build! Keep up with the good work!

[@regganshark6922]

You guys should double stack your head lights it would look way cooler, keep up the great content

[@redneckbryon]

The brake lights is one thing I could never really figure out when I was converting my golf cart to street-legal, I ended up buying a kit that had the turn signal hazards and horn all built into one, I don't recall if it had a brake light wire in it or not.

[@stringybarkin]

Do you have a step drill? If not it would be a good cheap investment for drilling switch holes

[@insertname290]

First minute of the video johns gotta go and say “it’ll be alright”... you meant “it’ll be fine”... it’s alright though bud, we all have bad days... haha

[@obd1tuner1]

You could wire a normally closed relay inline with the individual brake light circuits and use the respective turn signal to open the relay. That way when the brake and turn signals are both on the brake signal gets cut and u just have turn signal.

[@motorhead1528]

Awesome video love your work maybe try putting some new tires on the golf cart it needs it get more traction uphill

[@robdepauw]

How are you going to homologate it? Love the project btw but just a question.

[@johngr9516]

Get a trailer light module which will give you the turn signal function with the brake light

[@stephenparker8460]

We need a update on John's truck. I see he bought some doors👀

[@msack6904]

Oooohhhh, looks like a 76 or 77 camaro in the drive.....need a video on that car!!

[@isaacitllbefine7231]

77

[@MrWoodie42099]

Cant wait for mini bike mayhem

[@Tee_Spoons_Garage]

Check your ground led lights have to have a good ground too work right . I hooked up trailer lights one time did the same thing

[@themanwithapan9313]

I think it would be really cool with a transmission! cool project!

[@shawntl]

Looks like a blast have fun and be safe

[@RetiredTechnician]

Motorcycle rear brake switches are always good for random projects... The Springs are quite forgiving so you don't really need to be accurate when installing it as there's room for adjustment . I'm using one on my E30 as a clutch switch for launch control

[@a.j.sgarage9637]

Reminds me of when we had golf cart races at camp. The owner hosted it. It got a little too competitive. We had all of the fat guys standing on the backs for traction, wound up just doing wheelies. Had strings hooked up to the throttles so it actually got full throttle, and then we got them up to 40mph

[@fabianmurray7230]

Love how you learn we learn too good job guys.

[@hybiepoo]

With the brake lights, put them through a normally closed relay (also called a changeover relay) for each side. Then connect the left side relay trigger to the left indicator wire and the right side relay trigger to the right indicator wire. That way, when the indicator flashes, the normally closed relay will open, cutting power to the brake light. When the indicator turns off, the relay will close again, turning the brake light on. So you will get the brake light flashing with the indicators. And because of using a normally closed relay, the brake lights will work normally when the indicators are off. The brake lights will flash opposite to the front indicators, but that shouldn't really matter. To clarify for the relay. Pin 85 to GND, Pin 86 to indicator wire. Then cut the brake light wire and connect one side to Pin 30 and the other side to Pin 87a (normally closed)

[@hpmower]

A proper universal turn signal switch that mounts to the steering column would allow signal on one side and brake light on the other. Pretty simple set up with hazards can be bought for around $20 on ebay

[@brad08stanggt]

what are plans to keep the battery charged on that thing? perhaps a belt or chain driven alternator orrrrr starter/generator?

[@isaacitllbefine7231]

Were just going to charge it every once and a while

[@olds97lss]

I love that you guys put your mistakes in there. Keep on keeping it real boys! Really think you should have geared it up a bit more.

[@dustinlanclos1061]

I have an idea for your turn signal/ brake problem. Use three cab lights per side, like the ones you see on the roof of some dually. Take a sequential module to make the three lights fire individually like the turn signal in a mustang tail light.

[@flavxer7345]

One question. Is that brake light switch water proof. I can foresee you rolling through a puddle or hitting a sudden rain storm and that switch getting splashed and shorting out. Otherwise just a few more little details and away you go!

[@1996slamster]

Tail light converter is all you need to make the signals work.

[@aldricracette4813]

That thing is going to be bad ass

[@CarsandCameras]

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[@madtexauto415]

Did something happen

[@credigy5889]

If you add a load equalizing resistor resistor in line to your lights, it will put enough power draw on the blinker circuit. This issues also presents itself often when switching to led bulbs in vehicles that did not come with them originally.

[@JasonHiland76]

You can get a all in one column mount turn signal switch. Like tbe ones on old trucks, 40s-50s.

[@Roboticdoughbull3k]

Normally I think you need the brake light on in conjunction with the turn signal at the same time right, like any vehicle? Same with regular tail light, with turn signal on also in conjunction with the brake light. 🤔 You're getting there nice job guys 👍.

[@dream2sea]

Going to my first Mini Mayhem in April!!! 🏎

[@robin1651]

They make for trucks where you can have turn signals and brakes lights front and rear and I believe they are about $40.00 dollars.