Taxi Garage Alternative! 29MPH Crazy Cart with BRAKES $273!! (now 40MPH💥🤯)

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

WAAAAAY too many people are not listening. CHECK THE LINKS IN THE DESCRIPTION 🙏 I have laid EVERYTHING out for you.

[@pcdoodle1]

Thanks, this really brings a noob up to speed on the crazy cart platform. Great video dude.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@pcdoodle1 I'm so glad to have helped! It's totally the goal

[@sxlsas]

i got mine for $275 on marketplace and it was one of my best purchases ive ever made. i havent done any mods to the motor or battery but i will now that ive seen this!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@sxlsas HELL YEAH! that's so awesome to hear! Fantastic deal

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@sxlsas I got one for $225 last week!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I got another one for $75!!!!

[@KeshBang]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel i wanted to get a crazy cart but they are like $600 here

[@Mark-b7z1f]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelI got one for $140 today

[@webbyjamel2702]

Best videos on cheap upgrades period . Keep up the good work . Just picked one up and ready to give it a go!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@webbyjamel2702 I'm so happy to help!

[@robajobdob]

Thank you for listing the mods in the video with descriptions and the detailed parts list, super helpful and I will def follow when i need to mod my crazy cart!!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@robajobdob I'm really happy to see this video helping people!

[@ttanguis]

This is actually so smart. I've been wanting one of these for a few months now but can't afford Taxi Garage. I made some of my own ideas for DIY upgrades, but this showed off the things I wasn't able to figure out (castor wheels and charger/battery assembly). Thank you so much!!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@ttanguis you are incredibly welcome. That's exactly why i made these videos. Please watch them all as tips are scattered throughout them. Check the link in the description for parts and FAQ

[@MadebyMase]

Just picked a like new one up from a kid for $250! forsure excited to start upgrading it. I agree with you , these prices these companies are asking are loco!!!! DIY ftw

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@MadebyMase Rock on bro that is awesome!

[@DuckyChair]

Thank you so much for all this information and the other tutorials on your channel. A rigged out cart from taxi garage would be at LEAST $2k+ with your setup it’s under $300

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@DuckyChair very very happy to help! It's not the best, but compared to the cost, a worthy alternative for sure! Have fun man!

[@Grady-u6t]

Thank you so much I found a brand new crazy cart from Amazon returns for 150 and it works can’t wait to do the mod🎉🎉thank you

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Holy crap I didn't even know that was a thing! How does one go about that?

[@Dunch0717]

Thank you, I purchased a crazy cart and wanted to upgrade it. While the taxi garage stuff is really cool, I am not exactly looking to spend more money on upgrades than I did on the cart itself.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@Dunch0717 exactly. Same here. And I never saw any definitive in depth videos so I thought I should make one. I'm really glad if this helps you save money.

[@kanelammm]

You are the best! Thank you for making these videos explaining with great detail. I'm a new cart buyer and I am very interested in modding my cart to go 20mph. Could you please make a video showing and explaining how to connect the battery in series, explain the connections from both battery and controller, and how to make the charger head to charge the batteries? I know it may seem very simple for some people, but I am not very experienced. I'm mainly hoping not to mess anything up. Again thank you so much for all you do. Keep up the great work!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@kanelammm I have all of that explained in my videos. Please make sure to watch them all. Check the link in the description for the parts and also read the frequently asked questions page

[@JaceN3D]

Thank you for including links to all of the products!!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@JaceN3D you are 100% welcome. I'm happy to help

[@Boemel]

glad i found your channel ! i'm on the hunt for a cheap used broken crazykart to modify. i bet that front fork willl take a 135mm wide scooter motor. my friend made a trike with a 10" 4000w 96v motor in front it does 70mph.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@Boemel I hear you bro! $550 is crazy

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@Boemel I actually thought about doing a hub motor. I did some hunting on Amazon and just couldn't seem to find anything that felt right. Do you know a good source or a good motor?

[@Boemel]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel aliexpress has a good selection

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@Boemel thanks

[@Carsnbasketballover]

Thank you so much i have been really wanting one of these but was looking at taxi garage and was really disappointed with how much I was gonna have to spend and saw this video and released I only have drop 1000$. on taxi garage for the motor, battery, and casters it was 1200$ (the same stuff you show)

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I love hearing that!🎉🎉🎉

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Someone just said on my other video that Walmart has the carts for $370 right now. If that's true that's insane and won't last long! He didn't share any links though.

[@Carsnbasketballover]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel ya that’s cool I’ll check but if they don’t I found a new xl on Facebook marketplace for 750

[@Kwaason]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel I know that Amazon has them for about $380 right now so that’s probably true

[@colinclifton1748]

Thank you for video. I started with Razor Switch and now i am five karts in.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

YEAH BUDDY!

[@MostWantedrifter]

Wow this video is popular! Good work! Do you think you can do a chain guide video? I see a lot of videos saying they made mistakes not putting chain lube and stuff but they never showed how too. And this is my most inexperienced part of building the cart. Tensioner? Taking one link out? Lining the chain up to the sprockets (I get that’s with a spacer though) Thanks

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@MostWantedrifter my flipsky 7070 just arrived and I'll be installing that. I want to make an ultimate video covering everything. I'm the meantime I will say this about chains. I've got a solution to get rid of the tensioner. Remove enough links so that the stock position is tight but you can still get the chain on by rotating the sprocket. You get longer motor mount screws, like 1 inch. You adjust the chain tension by lowering the motor until the tension is just right. Figure out how many washers you can fit behind the motor on one side. Put them there and tighten that side down. The chain should still be loose. You tighten the side without the washers so the chain becomes the proper tension. I will include this into the video. Please like the video if I've helped

[@SpartanX360]

Awesome seeing them on _Crazy garage_ website close to $3k my heart just sank but adding mods about $500…

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@SpartanX360 nothing even close to that with this channel 👍

[@harveyjoneswoodsman5956]

Simply changing the sprocket on the stock motor will give you more speed but will lower your torque no different from an rc car

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

​@@harveyjoneswoodsman5956 of course, which is why I upgraded to a stronger motor. Also the sprockets on the motor and wheel are different on the yellow one.

[@MooseRidez]

if u kept the xl motor it would of been a $9 sprocket swap and wouldnt have had to cut your fork. one curb hit and its gunna fold brotha.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@MooseRidez I appreciate your intentions, but the XL motor is the same RPM at 36v as the stock motor at 24v. Overvolting the 36v motor to 48v wouldn't give me nearly the speed I have now. I will be reinforcing the forks with my welder soon. It's extremely stable as it is and I'm riding really hard, but I'm just going to beef it up anyhow. And as far as the sprocket goes, you are correct. I had bought the wrong sprocket. Either way, the motor I have is bigger than the XL and has more torque and speed at 48v.

[@MooseRidez]

@Francisco-Danconia when overvolting the 500w on 48v its crucial that the correct sprocket is now a 15tooth. It equates to more rpm and will get you those higher speeds while retaining the torque needed at a 3.67ratio. But hey man glad you got it sorted. Lets see that fork rebuild. Should make for cool content aswell!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@MooseRidez You know I didn't even consider the drive sprocket in that situation 🤣👍 I'm not planning on rebuilding the fork, just welding some support on there

[@MooseRidez]

Easy dope content regarless my brotha! Looking foward to your vids! ​@Francisco-Danconia

[@the3dpenguy613]

Can you link to the 15 tooth sprocket or one with more teeth?

[@davidryhtmanjohnson2960]

I just bought an XL today for $150 and was super happy with the price. I do have some questions you can hopefully answer. If I choose to go to 48V battery setup and new controller, will this cause my motor to strain and overheat quickly? Also, can you give an idea for the battery life for riding your kart setups? I know an XL will most likely be not as long of a run time but just a rough estimate would be good. This video was fantastic and I plan to do all your upgrade suggestions! Taxi garage make exciting products but I don't have a fortune and I'm always looking to save a buck.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@davidryhtmanjohnson2960 so if you go to the Google document in the description there are links to frequently asked questions and parts with descriptions and everything. It'll save you and me a lot of time with questions🙏 That's a fantastic price considering they go for over $1,000 on Amazon

[@snoopysrc]

You gained a new subscriber

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

All I care about is that I'm helping people out! You don't have to subscribe man

[@officialkal4]

Just to confirm, you can use a 48v battery on a stock crazy cart if you have a 48v speed controller also

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@officialkal4 100% yes.

[@officialkal4]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel Ok, because my parents are very smart but keep questioning me over and over again and now Im questioning the hours and hours of KZbin videos I've watched on crazy carts, love the videos and keep it up

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@officialkal4 I'm a parent of four kids myself and I'm pretty sure they just don't want to end up wasting money. A dramatic shift takes place in the way that you value money once you're the one that has to work for it. Don't take their questioning personally. Gathering the facts and double-checking things is just part of making good decisions 👍

[@omarledezma3773]

What if it’s any higher

[@omarledezma3773]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelwhat if it’s any higher

[@retrogazele]

Nice video.. i just bought a new XL and looking to upgade .. i guess the cheapes solution if just add one battery and a 48 v controller.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@retrogazele pretty much, but since your motors stock voltage is 36v you could double that.

[@DefectiveSentry]

Yo, dumb question. Is the yellow a XL or a standard sized crazy cart? I love your videos and I just wanted to make sure that I get the right one lol

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

No problem I'm here to help. All 3 are standard carts.

[@DefectiveSentry]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel thank you so much! Also, if I were to choose the cheap but simple option of using a 48V battery setup with a 48V speed controller, could I instead find a single 48V battery instead of linking your batteries together? If so, what specs should it be?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@DefectiveSentry You could absolutely do that, it depends on what you find and how much money you're willing to put into it. The best bet would be to get a 48V lithium phosphate battery, but I'm still trying to source one of those that's not crazy expensive. I would say look for a minimum 10 Amp hour rating for a 48V battery. Just keep in mind, you've got to get a charger designed for whatever type of battery you buy. They have different charging requirements between lead acid and lithium.

[@DefectiveSentry]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel Gotcha. Thank again homie.

[@NathanForgots]

But do you think you could release a video on how to connect the batteries and if you can. Can you do all of the wiring.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Please look around first next time kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5PaoXaJrNloeLssi=6RllDaVLEd4_zPJo

[@Marble-run28]

Thank youuuu for the links

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@Marble-run28 very very welcome! To many people just show the cart and are way too vague. What good does that do for people?!

[@Marble-run28]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel I know it’s just so annoying and when people do show it,it’s like $1000

[@Marble-run28]

How do you have your carts yellow and green

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@Marble-run28 do you mean how are they configured?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@Marble-run28 if you are talking about the color, I took them apart, sanded and painted them. I think I'm going to repaint my yellow one though some metallic color.

[@Basketballclips-y3i]

When wiring do you need to use soldering or with it just go on with the female connectors?

[@maksimchamp7529]

So im planning on adding a 48v controller with 48v batteries and a stock motor, i have heard that a stock motor could blow out so i wanted to hear what you think.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@maksimchamp7529 the stock motor can definitely overheat if you ride to hard or too long. The cheapest route is the 500w bolt in motor, but the best route would be the flipsky 7070 motor and Vesc controller from the parts list. You need to make your own mount though.

[@officialkal4]

I personally have a 48v battery setup with a 1000w 48v setup and for speed I get around 23 of full charge and 22 for the rest of the week. I weight around 150 pounds. I run it for about 20 to 25 minutes full throttle and it starts to become decently hot, put on that thing it feels so nice. Also recommend the sealed headset bearings and I'm sorry if you don't have the money but a taxi garage cst tire is worth it. Its very good material and has 0 speed wobble on the setup but just remember it's air so it can pop but really unlikely.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Nice to see you helping people out man ​@@officialkal4

[@maksimchamp7529]

Thanks guys 👍

[@mazz115]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel do yk how hard making the mount would be.

[@the3dpenguy613]

I’m thinking about doing this with a 500w, might have to cut the pipe out and then reinforce with metal

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

as someone else has already mentioned, the 36V 500 watt motor fits and just needs a sprocket change. However, the 500 watt motor is smaller than the 350 watt one I installed, and theoretically will heat up faster. I'm not truly sure how the two would compare performance wise. But I am honestly surprised at just how strong the forks are still. Once the axle is installed the bars on the other side really keep it beefy. I will eventually reinforce it though. Just been consumed with other things

[@the3dpenguy613]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel I meant using a 24v 500w and a 48v 1000w controller, probably use a 18:47 or lower gear ratio

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@the3dpenguy613 ah I see. Sounds interesting

[@the3dpenguy613]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel yeah motors are massive tho so probably have to fab a custom mount

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@the3dpenguy613 electric scooter parts has a PDF of each motors dimensions. I think I'll make a custom fork eventually

[@DilmakesEditz]

Hey nice video btw but can I also add a 500w motor ?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@DilmakesEditz please check the link in the description for all your answers 👍

[@DilmakesEditz]

Thank for responding so fast u just gained a subscriber

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@DilmakesEditz sorry if i miss anything in the future. Please give a like so others are more likely to see it! 🙏

[@disneylandlover80]

I'm currently going to get a Crazy Cart XL this weekend, I want to fully mod it a bunch. I have a stock 60v 32 ah surron battery, and the battery compartment for the crazy cart xl is 14 inches, and my battery is 14.5 inches, I am not entirely sure if I want to try to fit the battery in the and then put a hole into the battery compartment so I can run the wires out or if I should put the battery right to the left of the battery compartment. I have 2 concerns though, if the battery will throw off the center of mass, and if I do that if I should also put something equal weight in the battery compartment to even things out. I see you have your battery to the left though, and I know the regular crazy cart is wayyyy less heavy and so in a ratio of the weight of the battery to the whole thing, yours is probably heavier, so realistically I should be good + the XL has extra safety casters so I should be all good. Just a bit worried about that. Besides that I just have wait for the charged 3d kit for the xl to come back in stock, not entirely sure what the difference between the standard and XL, and then I will probably put a disk brake on it with an e-bike lever with a switch on it for hall sensor effect braking so I can use it as a regen brake + an actual disk brake!!!!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I don't think the battery effects the mass enough to make a difference honestly. the kart is already so big. I have moved my new lithium batteries to the center though, but it's mainly for the looks. I hope you enjoy it man! As far as the battery being a little larger, I'm not sure how to advise on that, or XL stuff in general, sorry!

[@bubbachuck1]

Can you do an installation vid for the 24v motor like how you cut it and changed it out. I dont know how to change it out and put a new one in. You could also do a written instead of a video I just don’t want to mess up my cart cause I spent my life savings on it 😅

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I'm not going to be installing this motor again so I can't make a video showing me doing it, but I will make a detailed post and link that in the parts list. Maybe I can make it this weekend. As far as taking the motor out, I have another video where I show how to use a small screwdriver to get the pins out of the motor connector. the rest is really obvious. you just look at everything keeping you from removing it and undo it, then redo it with the new motor.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@bubbachuck1 I recorded a video about cutting the forks, but my computer wasn't recognizing my memory card reader so I didn't get around to posting it yet. Maybe tomorrow.

[@bubbachuck1]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel alright bet thanks

[@FreyrMTS]

Hey man, thank you so much for this video as I've been trying to mod out my dlx kart. As of rn I have a single 48v battery and a 48v controller (which is the one you recommended). Do you think by any chance the motor can last if I don't overuse it? I'm trying to get my hands on a motor (36v cuz the 48v is way too big) that could somewhat fit on the kart. What do you think?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@FreyrMTS the 36v will bolt right in, but the stock motor will work if you keep an eye on temps. Both my stock motors are still doing just fine. 👍

[@FreyrMTS]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelso update: I installed the controller and the battery and it rips. Thank you so much for showing how to install the controller in the other video. By any chance you know where I could get a 36v motor that could fit without needing to cut my frame? I know u said the 24v can hold on to it but I wanna try getting a higher voltage so it can last longer. Any recommendations?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@FreyrMTS So glad you're shredding man! By the sounds of it you have not discovered the link in the description? Total parts list, including 36v motor.

[@matthall9375]

How bad does the 47 tooth sprocket affect the torque

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@matthall9375 I don't have any way to specifically measure it, but I'm 155lbs and it got up to speed quickly enough for me to be happy.

[@sebastianjaimes5556]

Hey man you think you could show how you wired up the battery’s or make a video tutorial I’m trying to upgrade my kart thank you

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@sebastianjaimes5556 seek and ye shall find 👍

[@SceptixNova]

Ok I see you circuited the batteries to make it a series but now what charger do I use? The original? Taxi garage? Which one? 😅

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@SceptixNova there's a link in the description for everything 👍

[@SceptixNova]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelbut also what connectors did you use for the charger?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@SceptixNova like it says on the list, XT 60

[@Nomate368]

The standard 24v motor blows up on 48v. It is faster but for about 10 minutes.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@Nomate368 it 100% depends on your weight and how hard you're working the motor. This works for 155 lbs and under quite well. My 90 lb kids are ripping zero problems. This is the cheapest route for speed but I provide other options in the video for sure 👍

[@mazz115]

just let it cool down after a hard ride with a temp sensor and you will be chillin

[@colinclifton1748]

You rock 🪨 🎸

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@colinclifton1748 thank you for the kindness

[@JaceN3D]

I've seen 12 volt LiFePo4 batteries on amazon, around 5AH of capacity, but they claim to only discharge 15A max which is nowhere near enough, right? Buying double the amount to connect 2 in parallel 4 in series might help, but that would make the cost much higher

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@JaceN3D I'm still new to understanding exactly how all of it works, but there's some math in my Google doc FAQ that talks about battery capacity and amp draw. Check it out and see if that helps.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Hey check out my latest videos about lifepo4 batteries! These batteries are awesome.

[@peterchan9525]

Nice video ! May I ask where can we get the cushion on the chair ?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@peterchan9525 I got it from Walmart for about $7 I think

[@BSJyt]

Love the video. i have a question, could you make a small diagram on how to wire up the batteries and connect them right?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I will be making that video this weekend, if not sooner so stick around!

[@BSJyt]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel you are awesome man! Also for the speed controller. If I have the v1 cart and have the stupid safety switch would that be deleted with the 48v controller or would I still have to use it?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@BSJyt I have zero experience with any cart besides V5, but I can tell you what I would do. Just cut the switch and connect the wires together. That should make it work.

[@BSJyt]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel yeah that’s what I was thinking on doing if anything I’ll just keep the button or replace it with a switch.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@BSJyt unless you have kids I can't see a reason for the switch at all. But I'm getting the feeling that there's also a switch that's limiting the voltage or something. Like a hi-lo switch. Which version do you have?

[@CBANZFN]

Can I put a 25t motor sprocket on the 36v 500w motor, without doing anything special besides trading it out?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

You will need to adjust the chain length but as far as the motor goes that's all. Sorry i missed your comment

[@BrandyMullens]

Hey thanks for your video!! Your a legend. I agree, the upgrades are so expensive. I've got a v1 cart, could i put x2 18v 5ah drill batteries makita in series to stock 24v controller and stock 250w motor you reckon? Would that burn out the motor or controller?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@BrandyMullens I ran 36v through my stock controller and it didn't blow it, but I'm telling you it will not deliver the power to the motor. If you know your going to stick with 36v just upgrade the controller for 16 or so dollars with a controller on Amazon.

[@BrandyMullens]

Thanks for your reply. I think I'll go with 36v for now, on the stock 250w motor. Do I have to match the controller to 250w as well? Or if I go 500w 36v would that not work? I'm new to all this

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@BrandyMullens well, as far as I've seen the controllers are much more wattage than the stock motor and wouldn't matter at all, but you do have to match the voltage because the controller will have a minimum voltage it will send to the motor. A 48v controller wouldn't even send anything to the motor at 36v. Just know that at 36v your only going to be increasing motor speed by about 50% and will only get about 17-18mph, which may be plenty for you. The issue is, if you decide to go with 48v later, then you need to buy a new controller again. Hope that helps!

[@BrandyMullens]

Thanks!

[@Jackson_Iles]

So I’m buying a stock used crazy cart of Facebook marketplace. I want to do a simple battery and controller upgrade. I’m a little confused on the charging situation. Do you use the 48v regular charger for all three of your carts? And how would I have to modify the charger to charge them? Also, if I decided to spend extra money to buy the lithium batteries, how hard would it be to set them up and replace the old ones.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@Jackson_Iles I would absolutely go with the lifepo4 batteries. The capacity and power delivery is so much better than the SLA. There's a charger for them in the parts list and I used XT60 connectors for the controller, battery and charger at this point. I made the battery side female, and the other two connectors male so you can't accidentally plug the charger into the controller and kill it. To mount the batteries just use these $2 straps from home Depot. Bend them and drill holes out to line up with the Allen screws on the front side, then use 2 self tapping screws (or bolts if you want) for the back side between the battery and seat. While you can use the 48v SLA charger on the lithium batteries, you may not get the same charge. Lithium charges at a constant voltage and current, while SLA batteries charge at a voltage that steps up to stay a certain amount above the batteries voltage. I honestly don't know that it matters too much, as when I used the SLA charger the batteries still charged. But I think you would definitely not want to use the lithium charger on an SLA setup. Thankfully, the blue charger in the links has colored red and black wires, so you don't have to guess the polarity of the wires. I'll make a community post showing the straps and connectors.

[@Jackson_Iles]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel my biggest thing is I want range. And I don’t want to have to do cutting on the chargers. If I just bought the four lithium lifepo4 batteries, and the charger that you linked I wouldn’t have to do any cutting. And I could run that on the 48 V controller you suggested and the stock motor. Did I get that all right? Lithium batteries are more expensive but they should get more range right? I want the best set up that I can get on the stock motor.

[@Jackson_Iles]

Just assuming that I had a stock crazy cart. I wanna make a cart just like your green and pink one but instead with lithium batteries. What is the part list of everything that I would need?

[@KaneLam-p3b]

How you doing? So I decided to copy your option 1 exactly mirror copied and it seems to run fine the first time I used the cart. After charging it I check the battery and my volt meter read 53v with full battery. The moment i turned the the cart it it immediately started go to full speed without me pressing the pedal. I couldn’t stop the cart and accidentally crashed it the garage. After crashing I turned off the cart and finally the cart stopped. I’ve been scratching my head trying to figure out what went wrong. Now everything I charge it to green and try it again it has the same problem. I even tried giving the pedal cable more slack thinking that it was pinching and forcing the pedal to accelerate. I’m assuming the there might be something wrong with my controller or pedal. When I opened up the controller, I saw a little spot of black dust on the inside. Now when connecting everything together once again it doesn’t work at all. Did you ever had this problem or do you have any suggestions on how to fix this? Anything helps thank man for all these helpful video. You’re the best!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@KaneLam-p3b dude I am SO sorry to hear that! That is just plain strange! My advice would be to prop the cart up on a brick or a tire or something to where it is freewheeling when you turn it on. Unplug the pedal connection and turn the car on to see if it still runs the motor. If the motor runs with the pedal disconnected then that signifies there's something going on in the controller. Let's start from there. Again man, I'm sorry and I hope everything is ok! By the way you should never turn the card on unless you are sitting on it. Not sure if you were, just going forward that would be a good practice

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@KaneLam-p3b I'm good by the way, thanks

[@KaneLam-p3b]

I will try that and I’ll update you once I finish. I just ordered a new controller so let see if that would fix it. If it doesn’t I’m assuming I’ll need to order a new pedal as well. Thx for relying so quickly!

[@KaneLam-p3b]

Okay good new! I installed the new controller and everything seems to work perfectly. I guess the controller I had was faulty. Keep up the good work!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@KaneLam-p3b I'm really glad you figured it out!

[@likebooster100]

Hey! are your carts XL or standard? i want to buy one but they are like 1k 😓. if they are standard, are they fine for adults?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@likebooster100 I'm a 5'7" adult 155lbs and all 3 carts are XL. Go to the link in the description please. There's links to carts $379

[@oreofishing3138]

Hey a question, do crazy carts ship to sweden?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@oreofishing3138 that's totally a supplier side question. I live in America so it's not something I would investigate. But I would find one and see if they will accept your shipping address

[@oreofishing3138]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel It says: This item cannot be shipped to your selected delivery location. Please choose a different delivery location. 😞i guess i wont be getting one

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@oreofishing3138 that's a real bummer man... But I wouldn't give up the search. You'll find something!

[@MustafaF4]

Just a question people have said that if you put a 48v controller and battery on the stock motor it could blow up. Should i take my chances or upgrade the motor? Is there any other way it can go just as fast for cheaper without a motor upgrade?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@MustafaF4 you burning the motor up depends on how heavily you use it, how much you weigh, your riding conditions and such. My 90 lb son rides his with me and he has no problems. Unfortunately you either have to take breaks, way less, or upgrade the motor. It's just physics man

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@MustafaF4 by the way, just to be clear, the motor doesn't actually explode. It just stops working because it gets too hot and burns the enamel on the coils

[@MustafaF4]

Ok thank you

[@MustafaF4]

If i upgrade the motor which one do you recommend on a budget?

[@jackofisho6417]

hey one question i want to put a xl 500w motor in a standerd crazy cart would i get a 48v 500w controller or a 48v 1000w controller? and keep up the good work!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@jackofisho6417 happy to help! you can get the 1000w controller from the parts list, but you could also probably get a stronger one than that as well if you find one you want. You have to realize that the motor is going to be putting out 500w at 36v, so you'll definitely be doing more at 48. I have read some blog posts about doubling the voltage actually quadrupling the power and I don't understand it but there were scientific equations included. So it's safe to say at double the voltage it will be at least double the power output

[@jackofisho6417]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelthanks I researched and it said by adding the volts and amps like 48v x 12amp you get 576w but not so sure about the watt rate on the controller.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Think of the controller as a hose nozzle. You can have a strong motor, but if the controller only lets it get so much power it's a waste. there are other controllers that allow more wattage, but I am not familiar with them. I went with something easy and cheap.

[@officialkal4]

I replaced my tire today and had so much fun. I have one question. Is there a way to fix my really sensitive steering? I have those sealed headset bearing but I don't know what else to do. I'm on stock casters if that could be a reason. Should i tighten that silver piece at the top of the bearings?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@officialkal4 the sensitive steering is honestly something that will absolutely go away as you learn. It feels so sensitive because your motor skills are not used to adjusting such small degrees of motion that translate to do much effect. As you learn to control your cart with feathering the throttle, and steering into the drift instead of just letting the kart drift around you, you will love it. I'm really glad you had so much fun. This is an awesome invention.

[@officialkal4]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel Ok, 👍

[@mywilliamshome4760]

hey what charger port does the standard crazy cart use? please answer as soon as you can. thank you

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I have no idea how I missed this comment! I answer every notification quickly as I can. The use a 3 port inline plug

[@DilmakesEditz]

Is this the xl version?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

This is the standard version. Please check the link in the description for FAQ

[@trex99998]

Do you paint these yourself? What do you use if so, just spray paint?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@trex99998 Yes, I did it myself. tried two different spray paints so far. Rust-Oleum enamel (2 cans) for the yellow, and the other two I think were the Rust-Oleum 2x which I only used 1 can of each. I needed to sand better than I did and I think it would have held up better with primer, but I was testing things out for cheap. I think I might respray with a urethane paint from a gun though in the future, or use 2K clear. I just took them apart and hung them up on my garage on a wire. The enamel took a long time to harden, but it is a stronger paint for sure.

[@MoBaker133]

Do you spray paint them or wrap?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

they are just spray painted. I was honestly in a hurry and didn't prime. I didn't sand every square inch either, AND I put it all back together before it was properly cured. No clear coat either. Definitely going to redo the yellow one to something more interesting.

[@woodlingsfamily9773]

Boat seats on Amazon around 60 bucks, easy to install too

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@woodlingsfamily9773 nice thanks

[@m_whistle9540]

What’s the link to the seat I would love to get one for myself

[@demir_gtr]

can you give me the links of the wires you used to add the batteries together? also, does it require soldering?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@demir_gtr you can use solder or just wire connectors. I got the wire from a vacuum cord that was being thrown away. That's why I never included it in the list 🫣

[@odawgmurph]

Out of curiosity, how long does it take for you to run out of battery?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@odawgmurph it will always depend on the riders weight, the terrain, how aggressive you are, outside temps, etc. If I'm hauling all over the place 30 minutes and I'm down to a noticably slower to speed. Chill riding 45-50 minutes. But that's because these are lead acid with an overvolted brushed motor. While I like the cheap option, eventually I'm going to get a brushless motor and lithium phosphate batteries. I will make videos about all of that when I do it, I just don't want to sink that kinda money into it at the moment. The good news is the charger I'm using charges the batteries in like an hour it seems. You can definitely ride multiple times a day.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@odawgmurph also I forgot to mention, lead acid batteries are not to be discharged more than 50%. Lithium phosphate batteries can be 100% drained, which is awesome.

[@JaceN3D]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelhow are we supposed to know the percentage?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@JaceN3D there's a parts list in the description with a meter you can buy.

[@CBANZFN]

If I buy the 36v 500w motor, do I have to make a cut out on the fork? or will it fit perfectly?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@CBANZFN I'm sorry i missed this somehow... No cutting required for the 500w. Check the link in the description please

[@PhillipBatinas]

Got a small little problem with mine when I plugged the batteries in and I hit the gas. It will go for about a second and then it’ll just turn off. Can you please help me?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@PhillipBatinas sounds like you don't have them all charged the same and one of them is so low that the BMS is turning off the power.

[@Gearheadgarage-l3r]

I got mine going I did a little different to keep normal charger but the battery only last about 10 mins what will increase battery life

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

1) Before I bought the 48V charger, I would wire up the batteries to use the stock charger as well. I made it to where I could charge two sets of batteries at 24V and then I changed the wiring around to make it 48V for riding. the stock charger took all day to charge 4 Batteries. You need to check the voltage of your batteries and they should each be at around 13.5V each. 2) did you also upgrade the controller to 48V?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

did you see my reply?

[@puffcolover8592]

the flipski 2000w would work on 48v battery? and the controller is the one right below right(dumb question just checking). i wanna run that motor on an XL since it’s so heavy

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@puffcolover8592 I think it work up to 70 volts, so definitely. But since I don't have it yet I can't review it. So do you research

[@ZOMBuckaCurt]

Get rid of the philips screws and put allen bolts ffs

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@ZOMBuckaCurt are they triggering you?! 🤣 Now I just want to keep them even more 😉

[@GavinGlasgow]

could you please show how you got your charger hooked up to the battery?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@GavinGlasgow I just released a video about installing the 48v controller. In that I show how I wired the charger 👍

[@menameispat9761]

Is there any alternatives to the motor because I don't have the tools to cut the frame

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@menameispat9761 absolutely. You can buy a 36v 500 watt motor that bolts right in and just order the sprocket for a #25 chain. Look up the Alvey tech motor on Amazon.

[@menameispat9761]

​@Francisco-Danconia would it still fit if I ordered the alveytech 36v 500w with #25 chain sprocket? Just want to make sure!

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@menameispat9761 bro it's almost insulting that you think I can't comprehend what you wrote. I'm intelligent enough to infer from "I don't have the tools to cut the frame" that you're looking for a direct bolt on without having to modify anything. I wish people who left comments cared this much about their own comprehension so I wouldn't have to repeat myself so much. Go and read all these comments and see what I been dealing with.

[@motboy7]

Forgive me, I've been looking everywhere online and can't find any answers for this. I bought a secondhand crazy cart recently and want to move the seat back, but the battery is behind the seat instead of below it as I've seen online. I can't find any info on this model of the crazy cart, perhaps it is an older model? Anyways, if anyone could give some advice that would be much appreciated. Awesome video too, I can't wait to upgrade my cart! Edit: Another quick question, what upgrades do you recommend I do first for the most value if I don't have that much money?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@motboy7 that's definitely an older cart. You can probably pull the batteries and move them to the deck or somewhere but will have to make your own mount. I'm sure you can move your seat, but it will require drilling new holes and using new bolts and nuts. Probably cutting a new channel in the seat for the drift bar as well. As I recommended in the video for the cheapest route, 2 more batteries and the 48v controller and it'll be doing 20 mph for like $80. I just updated yup lithium phosphate and it's like... SO much better for an extra $130. Hell, if you're cool with the stock speed and just want a crap load more ride time, just buy 2 lithium phosphate batteries and slap them in (24v).

[@motboy7]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel Thanks for the explanation I really appreciate it. I’ll look into the drilling thing more but I’m just wary of damaging it just because I’m not too skilled with that sort of stuff. Thanks again!

[@MKAY_444]

So you’re saying I can upgrade the battery and the controller to a 48v but I can still use the stock motor?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@MKAY_444 yes if you're careful and don't burn it up. Short rides, or low motor loading. If you can't hold your hand on it, give it a break. I literally cooled my motor down with a hose or bottled water. Read the tuning guide section of the parts list 👍

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@MKAY_444 p. S. Drugs are bad, M'kay? 🤣

[@MKAY_444]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel 😂

[@MKAY_444]

Is there any good 48v controllers if so can you send links

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@MKAY_444 I'm pretty sure the video told you to check the video description 🔍

[@jonk8337]

I have a spare 52v ebike controller. Do u think the stock motor will be ok with my 52v controller?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@jonk8337 I responded 3 minutes after you asked in the other comment brother 👍

[@NINJABOI1234]

The sprocket is like 14 bucks to buy a sprocket for xl motor shaft size. And don't need to cut fork to put xl motor in.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@NINJABOI1234 the one on my parts list is cheaper. This is an old outdated video.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@NINJABOI1234 I also think the XL motor gives inferior performance in my experience. If it were a 24v motor it would win. But I recommend it for convenience of install.

[@jesslloydjansen]

What size headset bearings did you use?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Check the link in the description ☝

[@LS-xu3kt]

The Wooster controller video got deleted can you make a video on the controller setup

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@LS-xu3kt very interesting... I can't make it as exact as I'd like to because all the original connectors with labels and everything are already cut and gone, but I can show how it's currently wired and I think people can figure that out. Maybe I can find a diagram and explain it with that.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I'm about to upload my video for that in a few minutes. I hope it helps you greatly.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Did you happen to see my controller video?

[@DanielJack710]

What’s your life span on those 24 volt motors at 48 volts

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@DanielJack710 it's impossible to know until one of them dies. Still going strong months down the road. Just gotta keep an eye on the heat so they don't burn up. But even if one does go it's like $30 or I'll just buy a 500 watt or so for $70-$100.

[@DanielJack710]

Yeah I think I burnt my motor up after throwing the 48v battery on it granted I let her have it couple full throttle rips kinda sucks that it burns up so quick I only got 2 good rides outta it, gonna try another stock motor and see how long that takes to burn up

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@DanielJack710 I don't know what or why that happened. All three of our carts have run stock motors at 48V no problems whatsoever. If you haven't installed the 48V controller as well then probably what's happened is you've simply burned up your 24V controller.

[@DanielJack710]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel I have a 48-volt controller. The only thing I can think of is that I overheated the motor and burnt up the brushes inside the motor.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@DanielJack710 I'm really sorry to hear that! a couple of full throttle rips should not have burned it up even remotely... Maybe you just have an old worn motor? I don't know. I use these motors to the point that they are hot enough that you can't hold your fingers on them and they have continued to work no problem. I weight 155 lbs by the way. More weight would heat it up faster. My kids don't get the motor as hot as I do because they weight about 60 lbs. I've taken this motor apart to see how it works and the brushes are about ½ inch long. Again I'm sorry to hear the fun has come to a stop for the time being.

[@officialkal4]

Do you know why my steering wheel wants to forcefully turn to the right whenever I press on the throttle?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@officialkal4 I don't. But I hold the steering wheel on the left side at about 10 o clock. Not at the top (12)

[@officialkal4]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel So do I but that's super weird that it does that. I'm just gonna try tightening the headset bearings

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@officialkal4 ok good luck. Sorry I don't know the answer

[@officialkal4]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel Its all good, I'm sure most of your answer to these type of questions are from experiences and this is a weird one

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@officialkal4 so I just thought of something that happened to me awhile back. It wasn't quite like what you describe, but my car kept going one direction. I figured out that my kingpin bolt was coming out and changing the height of the wheel, which was effecting steering. So keep an eye out for that.

[@EmilioFelix-t1b]

I have a crazy cart and I have a 36v motor how do I put it on with out bending or breaking the neck of the standard crazy cart

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@EmilioFelix-t1b if you have the one from the parts list it bolts straight into the stock holes without modifying the fork

[@EmilioFelix-t1b]

I have a stock crazy cart xl motor and I want to make it fit into my standard crazy cart but I don’t know what I need to do

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

​​@@EmilioFelix-t1bit should just bolt right up. The 500w from the parts list is basically the XL motor. It should be no problems. You'll just need a socket for #25 chain to make it work.

[@Thatguyking16]

Why do you say it’s outdated also do you have to install the brakes

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@Thatguyking16 it's outdated because I have videos that have better technology. Better batteries, no you don't have to install the brakes. It's also outdated because I'm getting 40 miles an hour instead of 29. I titled it like that so people would look for my newest content even though this is the most popular video so far

[@Thatguyking16]

@ ok thank you so much

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@TheRizzord please make sure to read the parts list in the description that goes over the general concept of building the crazy Cart mods.

[@Thatguyking16]

@ ok I’ll be sure thank you

[@RyanGomes-m5o]

Tutorial or explanation for the Risk headset installation please.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@RyanGomes-m5o I might have time to make one this weekend, but for now here's a halfway decent one. Everything is actually really easy minus the part that he doesn't remove in the video. I removed it, but I guess you don't have to. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3OTdnScpcmkjqcsi=bbdS_2avR_cFa-aS

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I have to put the original bearing set back on and take it off again to film The video. I'm preparing to do that right now so I hope it is what you are looking for 🤞

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Not sure if you saw it, but I made the video

[@LuisAvila-r8q]

hey i just wanted to ask if there is anyway to make it go 35 mph but with a different motor for cheep?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@LuisAvila-r8q that's only 6mph faster than I'm currently capable of, but I'll be honest unless you are riding on fresh paved goodness I don't think you'd really want to suffer yourself that experience. I'm running a 350w motor on 48v and I know they make a 900w motor (currie) that with more voltage and maybe different sprockets you could see those speeds for not much more. But I'm telling you, the pavement has to be smooth. I barely rode over 20 on my main street because the vibration and swerving from the bumps gets a bit ridiculous to control. I'm actually going to go back to my stock sprocket for better acceleration because no place I ride at here really fits 29mph.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Did you happen to see my reply? I'm asking just in case you missed it.

[@ikeaiscool5873]

So does this mean I can safely use a 36v lithium battery on a 24v motor? Also how long do SLA battery’s usually last for you?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@ikeaiscool5873 If you've already got the 36v lithium then ok, but I would go with 48v because your drawing less amps the higher the voltage. You'll have to make sure whatever voltage you're using that you have the appropriate controller for that voltage. However to answer your initial question, you should be able to run 36v on the stock motor with a lot less heat than 48v. Just my thoughts. SLA lasts me between 30-50 minutes 4-6 miles depending on my aggression with the throttle, start/stop. These lifepo4 batteries are blowing it out of the park. 17 miles easy.

[@LeagueViper]

Can you put mods on the older model with the battery in the back

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

You know I'm sure you can, but I am not hands on familiar with it. It might require some fabrication work, but the concepts are all the same. If you happen to figure something out let us all know so we can help others!

[@LeagueViper]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel So I found out it does work but on the older model the battery is in the back behind the seat so I just moved it to the front and rewired the whole cart because I swapped out everything except for the motor. I also took off all off all the plastic back there.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@LeagueViper great to hear! I think you could probably drill some holes and move that seat for the back as well. You would just have to buy some new bolts and manually bolt it on the underside maybe and cut out new holes for the drift bar

[@LeagueViper]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel yeah I will probably do that because the seat is pretty close.

[@officialkal4]

Do I have to buy the batteries you linked or can i just buy replacement ones and add them on to make 48 volts instead of two for 24 volts

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@officialkal4 perfectly reasonable question. You can buy any set of batteries you want that meet the 5 amp hour 12 volt class. Or you can create an entirely new battery bank that equals 48 volts, but all of the batteries in the bank need to be the same voltage and Ah rating. For example you could buy four 12-volt 10 amp hour batteries if you wanted to and wire then together.

[@officialkal4]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel ok thank you so much if I didn't find your channel I would have to drop around 600 dollars but instead I'll be saving a lot of money. Sadly I spent 500 on my stock cart, I bought it around 3 months ago off Amazon. I didn't know they were 379 dollars off of Walmart

[@officialkal4]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel Have you ever thought about making a custom case for the batteries, because I might try to put of spair wood in my basement

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@officialkal4 I just wanted to handle going fast first and if I get a lithium battery upgrade I will probably make a custom case for it. The last bit of your sentence is a bit unclear can you clarify please?

[@officialkal4]

Oh, stupid autocorrect I just meant Ill try to make a custom case out of spair wood kinda like the taxi garage 3d printed cases! Also have to ever thought about adding a speedometer. It just a little something and not to expensive, but I know you dont really need it.

[@fishydogyt]

do u have a tutorial to do this ?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@fishydogyt what specifically? All the difficult stuff like the controller yes, but the rest of it is really just common sense and paying attention. Like changing the tire. Super easy. Involved, but easy.

[@juneboy2587]

when u get the battery does it come with wires or is that separately

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@juneboy2587 it does not come with the wires. I'm sorry I didn't include that. I just pulled the word out of a vacuum cord someone was throwing away.

[@bubbachuck1]

If you are interested enough to make a video, I kind if want a mod where for the on/off switch u need a key so that my kart doesn’t get stolen when I leave it somewhere

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@bubbachuck1 I hate to burst your bubble but I've owned several motorcycles that weigh 400 lb and they don't give a crap what are the key is in it or not, they will just lift it into the back of a truck. A key is absolutely not going to keep your cart from getting stolen

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@bubbachuck1 I can easily life my cart over my head and walk with it. But I can understand your interest in having a key, as that would at least keep little kids from running off with it

[@bubbachuck1]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel 😂😂😂 ok thx man that is true, I would just feel cooler with a key

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I understand haha

[@ergokcel]

Can you do a tutorial on how to wire the 4 batteries?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@ergokcel that's a lot of undoing what I've already done (like the bearing video) but I can probably find the energy.

[@demir_gtr]

yes that would actually be amazing

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@demir_gtr I haven't forgotten about you, just been busy. My apologies. If I didn't have to undo all the work I've done to make the video it would have been done by now but since it's going to take so long I've had other priorities.

[@demir_gtr]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel its perfectly fine you dont have to make it i managed to do it with help

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@demir_gtr I'm glad to hear that, but I think it will help others anyhow. I'll try to remember and make the time

[@menameispat9761]

How can i change the color to be like a certain design like the airizona ice tea look?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@menameispat9761 that would be completely up to the artist within you brother. You could check a company that does vehicle graphics.

[@menameispat9761]

​@Francisco-Danconia but how would I go on to do that? I've only seen people spray paint it but I want to add like a graphic design.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@menameispat9761 unless I'm misunderstanding somehow, what I just suggested would literally be what you're asking for. A vehicle graphics place would take your image/design and print it out into a vinyl that would then be applied to the cart. They could probably even design it for you if you want. The yard at my work rents out space to people who apply these gigantic vinyls onto semi trailers.

[@menameispat9761]

You think it would work if I just bought an adhesive one on amazon? Think it would be cheaper than going to a shop​@Francisco-Danconia

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@menameispat9761 Well it will just about always be cheaper doing something yourself vs Paying a person to do it. There's also Hydro dipping, which is pretty cool, but you'd need a large container like an inflatable pool or something. There are tons of hydro dip things on Amazon you would probably love and you can just watch tutorials on youtube for instructions. I have no experience with it, but I just might go for that myself. An adhesive on amazon could be a cool option as well, which I also have no experience with. Keep me posted on how it turns out!

[@THERANDOMGAMER-dw8kx]

How much battery life do I get per charge

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@THERANDOMGAMER-dw8kx check the description for a link to answer that question for you 👍

[@THERANDOMGAMER-dw8kx]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel ok thanks

[@LIL_BRD]

I wish I could FaceTime you and show u this I just bought mine 2 days ago seller said it just stopped charging and that’s why it’s been sitting plugged charger in and charger started spitting water out the cracks but the cart is still able to turn on and when u press the gas it just clicks but when I pick up the controller n hold it diffrent spot it was in the clicks stop when u press gas and hasn’t made noise since I’m confused I need help

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I am SO sorry, I thought I responded to this. something must have distracted me. it sounds like you probably need to invest $20 or so into a new controller or get a new charger... If it stopped charging, and especially if the charger is spitting out liquid I'd say start there first. If you have a car charger you can charge each battery manually at 12V just to see if it's the controller or the batteries being dead. Get a volt meter for cheap at harbor freight and see how much voltage is coming out of the battery plug. Either way, it should be an easy fix. Just let me know what you find.

[@DA2-y4p]

Dumb question but Instead of buying multiple batteries to reach 48v can I jus get one 48v battery instead

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@DA2-y4p please read the FAQ page from the parts list 🙏

[@DA2-y4p]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelkk thanks

[@Flyswatterv16]

Is there a link for the seat cover?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

I just added the link at the bottom of the google doc for everyone :)

[@rustgamer]

How long does the battery last?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@rustgamer it depends on your weight and how you drive. For it about 45 minutes, 30 if I'm flooring it all the time.

[@firstname0126]

Will overvolting the motor not fry it?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

The tiny 250W motor can overheat quickly depending on your weight and how much load you are putting on it. My 90 lb kids have zero issues, but me at 155 I had to take a brake every 20 mins or so. The 350 Motor I use on the Yellow cart handles the power SO much better. I have not had to stop with that one. But I would recommend the 500W Alveytech upgrade from the parts list.

[@firstname0126]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel thank you so much!

[@manuel8a250]

I upgraded my controller and battery to a 48 volt for both and I’m noticing that my 24v stock engine is getting really hot, is it just a matter of time before it burns out or am I fine, should I upgrade engine and if so what’s my best option thanks in advance

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@manuel8a250 if it gets too hot the enamel will burn on the windings and will no longer generate the electromagnetic field that spins the motor, so definitely take breaks on the stock motor. At this point I would recommend the 500w motor as it's a simple bolt in and should easily be able to handle the power. The upgrade from that is recommend is the flipsky 7070 brushless in the Google doc, but you have to make your own mount and but the brushless controller as well. This was just a goose to go fast for cheap.

[@manuel8a250]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel thank you!!!!

[@bad_though21]

so i just keep the chain stock the motor stock and just get 2 more bateries and a 42volt thing

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@bad_though21 pretty close, two extra batteries 48 volt controller and charger.

[@bad_though21]

​@@TheCrazyCartModChannelcharger?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@bad_though21 It sounds like you need to re-watch the video because you're asking questions that are very clearly answered.

[@bad_though21]

​@Francisco-Danconia my bad I didn't watch the whole video

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@bad_though21 I appreciate the honesty man, it's one of the very best traits a person can have.

[@jackers82]

If buy the LifePo4 batteries is their certain Ah level I should get?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@jackers82 I've got the 10Ah and I don't think there's much room for more. Check out the size in the videos if you haven't seen it

[@jackers82]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel alright thank you so much

[@demir_gtr]

hey dude i just did the 48v battery and controller mods, but im only going 11 miles per hour max?!!! please help

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@demir_gtr 1) did you purchase the controller from my parts Google doc? 2) Did you check the battery connector for at least 48v plugging into the controller?

[@demir_gtr]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel 1) yes 2) yes

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@demir_gtr that is very very strange... send me an email (the one on my channel) and send pics of the controller and battery connector showing the voltage please. I want to figure this out. Please send several detailed photos of the controller connections as well.

[@demir_gtr]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelhey do you think the reason that its so slow is because i didnt get the new sprockets?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@demir_gtr That is definitely not the reason. the stock gearing would send you 20mph at 48v man. It sounds like your motor for some reason is not getting the voltage it needs, or maybe your motor is bad.. Pics and video to my email will help better than just me guessing

[@THERANDOMGAMER-dw8kx]

How much are all these mods gonna cost me in total?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

Please check the video description for your answer :)

[@rebeccanguyen6701]

wouldnt the motor overheat and explode running almost 4x the power

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@rebeccanguyen6701 There's certainly the possibility of it overheating if you don't keep an eye on it. You don't want to melt the enamel coating off the windings. My two carts running stock motors have no issues at far, and the 350W motor I'm using handles the power much much better.

[@rebeccanguyen6701]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel and thats with the 48 volt batteries, and controller right?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@rebeccanguyen6701 yes, everything I have is running 48v with the same controller right now until I upgrade mine to brushless.

[@kevinhoops1]

how do i connect the battery's?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@kevinhoops1 use a soldering gun, or electrical connectors from the parts list in the description, and watch my battery wiring video 👍

[@kevinhoops1]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel Thank you

[@IamtheDill]

Carts are $370 on Walmart right now.

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@IamtheDill that's crazy, can you share the link?

[@rustgamer]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelthey are on Amazon for the same to they have been for a bit

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@rustgamer I don't know how I missed that, but I pinned the link at the top for everyone. thank you

[@The_Fearer]

Pls need a video of assembly

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@The_Fearer assembly of what exactly

[@The_Fearer]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel the parts

[@The_Fearer]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel and also did you use the stock chain?

[@The_Fearer]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel lastly what type of charger are you exactly using?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@The_Fearer please check the video description for a list of parts and look at my other videos. If there's anything else you need, then let me know specifically 👍

[@bubbachuck1]

How to get the custom color?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

You have to sand, prime and paint whatever color you want.

[@bubbachuck1]

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel spray paint right?

[@TheCrazyCartModChannel]

@@bubbachuck1 yes, Rust-Oleum 2X