lildeph
03-22-09, 10:38 AM
Currie offers a 36v 450watt replacement motor, will this be a direct bolt on to the walmart Ezip and Is this the solution for overheating when u upgrade to 36v??
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wasp
03-22-09, 03:12 PM
the 36v will use less amps but will still produce the same speed as the 24v motor at 24v
lildeph
03-23-09, 11:20 AM
How about if u upgrade to 36v(with the batteries and stuff) will this motor help -in the fact that it wont heat up that much?
24X18
04-20-09, 03:51 AM
I have a Direct Drive Currie Tech/500 watt motor(24volt)18ah
I have never had a overheating problem..
my first season I was putting 11-miles round trip on this scooter..
I used it every other day..for shopping in the next town from where I live..
I was persistant about finding FLAT-terrain to drive on..
and I walk the scooter up hills..
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If your over-heating I might guess your going uphill with the Bike..
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I will use the Throttle to power the scooter uphill..as I walk alongside/[end]
I have never had a overheating problem..
my first season I was putting 11-miles round trip on this scooter..
I used it every other day..for shopping in the next town from where I live..
I was persistant about finding FLAT-terrain to drive on..
and I walk the scooter up hills..
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If your over-heating I might guess your going uphill with the Bike..
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I will use the Throttle to power the scooter uphill..as I walk alongside/[end]