OK, it was a Peg Perego version, but still. It was at the curb with a "free" sign on it so I snagged it. One $13 motor later, and it is running great! I have a 4 year old son who is pretty darned excited about it!
I have a project thread here on the exact vehicle.
We did a push to pass button on the steering wheel to kick it up to 24 volts. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! With plastic gears you don't want the throttle to hit a full 24v instantly.Better to start at 12v then push button up to 24v.
Grtechguy wrote: Now add 2 12V UPS batteries ;) Whatever you do, don't visit http://forum.modifiedpowerwheels.com/
Is it sad I've read up on modifying these kind of things, and I don't have kids?
nepa03focus wrote:Grtechguy wrote: Now add 2 12V UPS batteries ;) Whatever you do, don't visit http://forum.modifiedpowerwheels.com/Is it sad I've read up on modifying these kind of things, and I don't have kids?
Nope.
https://youtu.be/Ycfv3QIqvco
Sorry, not smart enough to embed. What i can tell you is....if your gator takes a 540 can motor, and you want to go really berkeleying fast....source a cheap vxl esc and radio. Ill send you thr spare motor i have from when i went mamba powered in all my trucks. 11.1v of lipo power.....
WOW Really Paul? wrote: And to think, we just depower them and do downhill derbies....
Any fool can ride a piece of plastic down a hill. Takes a real genius to triple the power and strap their kid to it.
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