r/crazycart

I saw one of his controllers and how he makes the battery connector match the one you specifically asked for and I instantly thought about buying from him. Is he safe and good quality to buy from.

Ive done plenty of research and I understand the basics of things but here are the issues I've come across:

1. Where do I get a wheel thats attached to a motor, I'm trying to keep it cheap so I cant really buy a $200 USD motor (please send some budget motors that work well uphill, some just don't work when going uphill)
2. I live in Hong Kong where go karts are basically never seen ever, how can I get the chassis for the kart, I've thought about welding materials together but thats another lot of money used for the welding alone
3. I dont understand the wiring, can anyone send a video or explain it.
4. I kinda want this thing to last a while when im using it, because im planning on driving it around the city, is there any way to increase the run time without it being too expensive
5. If I were to ask my parents for some money, how much should I ask for, to build me a decent one
6. I am 6''3, I don't want the kart to be a tight fit, but if it has to be, I wouldn't mind it that much. By making the kart bigger/longer, will it affect the drifting capabilities, by reducing control or anything

(It's a lot of questions, but this is my first time, and anything helps.)

"Hey everyone, I’ve just gotten a taste for it and want to buy my own now. I have a few questions that the community could hopefully help me out with!

So, I’m 1.89 m (6'2") tall and weigh a (sporty) 102 kg (224 lbs). Just based on style and size, I really like the look of the standard Crazy Cart—mostly because it's easy to take with you, lightweight, and nimble.

In your opinion, how practical is the standard version given my height and weight, or would it be much wiser to go with the XL instead? I don't mind spending a bit of money to invest in some good modifications, provided you guys say: 'Yes, you can get good results with your stats after upgrading it.

Thanks for your help

i have the standard crazy cart, and i want to upgrade it to a 48v battery. I have the motor and controller for a 48v battery and the battery installed, but when i use the throttle it doesnt want to move anywhere.
I have tried switching wires and even moving the steering wheel around and nothing.
When i plug the battery in, it makes a little spark but i dont think thats the issue, the light to the on/off switch still works and i dont know why my throttle isnt.
If anyone can help that would be much appretiated

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I found a listing for this modded cart in my area. The seller says that its a taxi garage stage 1 cart thats been upgraded, and he finished up the mods on it a few weeks ago. He says that new everything totalled $1800 but he is trying to get $1200 cash for it.

he even included a list of all the mods

XL steering wheel. Sealed bearing headset. Fender washer dress up kit all over. Upgraded seat. XL motor. 1000W ESC controller. New tire. Belt drive system (super quiet). Ultra wide long board wheel castors. 48V battery pack lasts for 4-6hr run time. Integrated charge .port Upgraded power switch. Upgraded pedal. 1 of 1 boost button with variable top speed controller.

Im new to crazy carts so I don't know much about the value of all this so I just want to make sure Im not getting ripped off.

Hello, I want to build a Crazy Cart. I am not looking for anything too crazy, but I do want power. What are some recommendations for building a kart like an off-brand Crazy Cart, or what should I do? My budget is $500.

Hello, I’ve had a shift laying around for a few years and am looking to upgrade it. I’m gonna be riding it on smooth roads so no need for new wheels or casters, I’m looking to get it as fast as possible, not worried about battery life. I was thinking about a 48v battery. Is that too high? Or is there anything else I’ll need?

I wanna see what a budget 48 volt 20 ah kit would look like since I've seen so many 36v kits. If you can just send links to motors that fit the standard cart that can work with 48v

I heard that you can over volt the standard crazy cart stock motor. But when I Google is 20ah 36v safe it says no. Shouldn't I just monitor the motors heat just by touching it and then I know whether it's good or not? Just wanted to know if that much ah is safe to overvolt on the stock

I’m thinking about buying a delivery bike battery for my crazy cart but I’m worried that the battery will do something to the balance if I put it to the side of the cart would it be fine?

Found these setups on ebay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/206251117016.

Anybody have any experience with them?