How can I make my 2015 Club Car faster?

6 Ways You Can Make a Golf Cart Faster

1. Add More Torque to Your Golf Cart.
2. Upgrade Your Golf Cart’s Motor.
3. Improve the High-Speed Controller of the Cart.
4. Add Better Golf Cart Tires.
5. Use a Higher Powered Golf Cart Battery.
6. Watch the Weight in Your Golf Cart.

What is the difference between a DS and Precedent Club Car?

The Club Car DS body panels on the rear and front are made of fiberglass and plastic respectively that makes them quite sturdy. On the other hand, the frame of the Club Car Precedent is made of flexible and bendable material with a 360° wraparound bumper.

Can I leave my golf cart plugged in overnight?

No, it’s not recommended that you leave your golf cart plugged in all the time. Although automatic chargers are designed to prevent over-charging, there is still the risk of the circuit breaker tripping, which would result in damage to your battery’s cells.

How fast does a Club Car go?

The fastest electric golf cart that Club Car has on offer is the Villager 2+2 LSV that goes 23 mph. The fastest gasoline Club Car only goes 19 mph. And the fastest electric EZGO is the 2Five that goes 25 mph. And the fastest EZGO gasoline golf cart also only goes 19 mph.

What are club car accessories?

Club Car Accessories are parts designed to help you both customize and upgrade your basic Club Car golf cart! While all Club Car golf cart models are amazing machines straight from the factory, they can upgraded and used for so much more than just a simple round of golf.

Where can I buy club car golf cart parts?

At Golf Cart Garage, we sell high quality Club Car golf cart parts and Club Car accessories that will help ensure the longevity of your beloved golf cart whether you own a Club Car Precedent or Club Car DS. What Year is My Club Car Golf Cart?

What can you do with a club car?

See available options and create an outfitted fleet of utility vehicles for your worksite or campus, or build the perfect look and style your family will enjoy driving around the neighborhood. Depending on your use or preferred style, you may be in the market for a new set of tires for your Club Car.