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Did you contact the place that sold you the carts? Did you get them directly from E-Z-GO? Obviously, there are always recalls or bad parts in mass production. It happens. But it's also covered under warranty if you got them new.

It would depend on your local jurisdiction but the simple answer is yes! You would have to add a few things to it like seatbelts, turn signals, a license plate, brake lights, a rearview mirror, side mirrors, and whatever else your local laws may require. You can call one of our locations with any questions. 216-763-2090 Cleveland and 330-441-4920 in Youngstown.

Great question. It does depend on terrain and other factors. The lights are LED so there is a minimum draw. If the terrain is mostly flat, without major hills, you can get 40 miles of straight pedal time on a full charge with the 4.2 lithium battery pack in the LSV.

On most models, we install an on /off switch to prevent the drain on the power. This is more like a Bluetooth speaker than a traditional radio. So it doesn't have radio stations. To control the sound, there is a crossover by the battery to set your sound. There is a new unit out that does retain the settings and is hooked directly into the system of the cart much like an automobile. But it is only for certain models.

I would recommend calling in at 216-763-2090 and ask if there are any left. Everything is moving fast.

The wiring should be similar from this video to yours. Here is a link to a page with a diagram. diygolfcart.com/tech-help/installing-electrical-accessories/ Hope this helps some.

For inside the dash they are installed to the top of the glovebox with spacers. Nuts and bolts are usedinstead of screws.

yes bluetooth

The battery is a lithium one and it is under the subwoofer.

No, but we would recommend the manufacturer nuts if possible.

The is a converter installed under the seat. Not sure of the brand. I can see if I can get that answer.

Currently, there is no way to do this by E-Z-GO standards. However, some creative engineering might get it done. Now sure on the rear strut size, but possible adding another hole to lower it if the space is available.

More detailed engine video? I think we may just be able to do that!

I understand that it does cost more than what you purchased, but to be fair, we are not comparing the same models with equal accessories and components. With its limited speed and power it would be hard to find a model that compares to what we sell unfortunately. We do wish you the best of luck with it though.

@@legolfcars I Understand but One would be hard-pressed to spend twice the money on a gas model

Gassers are $12K. Lithiums are $16K. Coleman's are adequate for many people, but EZGO's are a whole other level of fit, finish, and ride. All depends on what works for the individual situation.

Hey Dano. Please reach out us at legolfcars@gmail.com and provide us with some information. Or you can reach out to our parts department at 216-763-2090 and see if they can assist you. Please listen for the prompts on the directory.

Hey! Thanks for watching! The amp we use is the Audio Control ACX-300.4 All-Weather Amplifier. Here is a link from Crutchfield, although I wasn't able to be share where we get it from since we distribute them. www.crutchfield.com/S-9MUKeWmLB6w/p_161ACX6505/AudioControl-ACX-650-5.html?XVINQ=D74&XVVer=BSH&awcr=644704797731&awdv=c&awnw=g&awug=9015338&awkw=dsa-1939030397175&awmt=&awat=&gclid=CjwKCAjwpayjBhAnEiwA-7ena9d17stQLFZXJYQ_GLoJfg2InUmIzCHNSESqWg0H3mLl6otf1K22oBoCVAUQAvD_BwE

Yes you can get seatbelts.

@@legolfcars actually Ezgo just announced LSV liberty. That is great news

It starts around $13,500 depending on model and features added and customization.

Thanks for checking it out!

@@legolfcars Will do I’ll post pics!!