How do you take the govenor off of a golf cart so it'll go faster?
i work at a course and have acess to carts and am sick off going so slowwhen i hit the gas i wantto go as fast as i can. the carts we have are club car carts. please help
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Remove the plastic plate that is located behind the seat. There will be two screws that need to be removed.Remove the plastic cover.
Locate the governor. It looks like a "T" shaped metal piece that will pivot both ways. The silver thicker part of the T is what we need to be disabled.
Using a rubber band or string, tie the silver part of the T to the metal rod that is located behind it. Tie it tight enough so that the silver side will no longer be able to pivot towards the front of the cart.
Re-attach the plastic plate and insert the screws.
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Are you sure you want to do this? I'm going to assume electric power here... Disabling a safety device voids the warranty and opens you up to a lawsuit if someone gets hurt. The governor, as you call it, is a safety device, to prevent the electric motor from spinning too fast and flying apart. You call this device a governor but it really is a speed limiter. There is a difference. They use tiny motors and gear them down to get the torque necessary to make the thing move. At full throttle, the motor is turning at about 90% of the speed which will result in a self-destruction by literally tearing itself apart. Would you want to be standing next to it when pieces come flying out? Most of these things do not use a governor but the control circuit for the motor to limit the speed, which sort of acts like a governor when at less than full speed. You can tell relatively easily if a max speed limiter is at work or not. Go up a hill, floored, with and without a load. If the speed is about the same either way, a speed limiter is at work. If it is significantly slower when loaded, then there is no limiter, just the maximum as set by the motor control circuits.More Questions & Answers...