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@@Map1223 it sounds like maybe the motor bracket is bent a little? Can you email me photos of what your talking about? You'll find my address at the bottom of the FAQ page

@zanethorknake5220 very glad to help

@@Steve-s2g i didn't see why you couldn't use any connector you wanted.

@@Steve-s2g your question is answered right on the parts list from the link in the description.

Its currently not available so i was just wondering if you had any other reccomendations. Thanks ​@TheCrazyCartModChannel

@Steve-s2g I used the other 48 volt SLA charger with no issues before the other one arrived. I didn't realize it was out of stock. But anything that charges 48v lifepo4 should work as long as it's 6A of charging or less (per the batteries)

@@pachicho5841 even here they are rare second hand, and the prices vary wildly. It's a matter of patience really.

@@didyouknowthatcrazyfact it sounds like you have not went to the link in the description, which will take you to the 7070 build guide. There's an image there that shows you closely with everything is

@@tonenj3892 heck yeah! I've since updated the parts list for a longer brake cable that is much more convenient. Go check the parts list again and there's a link next to the brake cable that will show you photos of what I did

@@slavicsquirrel3851 i try buddy thank you.

@@strangenames6056 I'm not totally sure what it is, it might be like 22 or something. It's just standard size wire out of an electrical cord from a vacuum, but I linked wire on the parts list so make sure you check the description

please refer to the parts list and FAQ

@@djdixon6772 i ended up going with a longer cable and running it the other direction and under the cart. The front way kept me from turning the wheel 180 left. I'll add a photo to the document soon to show when i have now. The longer cable is on the parts list now because i recommend that

@ if you could explain what you mean I’d appreciate it, I’m not sure how you mean the other way and under the cart, do you have any attachment points? I feel like it couldn’t just be hanging loose under the cart.

@djdixon6772 right after you wrote that comment I posted photos on the parts page. Go down to the break section and take a look

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelamazing, thank you! You have been such a huge help

@@Mark-b7z1f I don't remember at this point, but i may have disclosed it in other videos. I don't have this cart anymore. Either way, it's really easy to change if you have the chain tool.

@@javuls docs.google.com/document/d/1JWlAe77N6ZxuCi4J8IGdJZUWMwrXHZaMh1S6ufux9A4/edit?usp=drivesdk I just went and checked it and it says anyone with the link can view. I'm not sure what method you're using to try and assess it but it should work. But I get comments somewhat regularly from people saying they can't even access the parts list and I've never changed any permissions on any of the documents. So it seems to be hit or miss. It's a mystery I can't figure out

@@johnd9357 do you have a solid tire? You may not have tightened the bearing enough, you may not have enough air in your tire (if it's not solid)

@ yeah still on a pneumatic tire for now. I’ve been playing around with different tire pressures and different tightnesses on the headset. Nothing seems to get rid of it. It’s pretty annoying because it also wobbles when I am in the transition between one drift to another. So say I’m sideways and I never lower the drift bar, but I transition to sliding the other way - I’ll catch a wobble at two points as the wheel is at roughly 45 degrees. Hopefully that makes sense. I thought about calling your shop tomorrow just to run through some suggestions, and also because I am going to order the 48v battery but don’t want to ship it while we have sub freezing temps in the south.

@@johnd9357 even i still have a little wobble on a stock pneumatic tire with high pressure. It's the solid tire that really gets rid of it completely. If you grip the wheel tighter it reduces. I know the frustration

@ oh so the solid tire helps with this? I’ll add that to my battery order then. Thanks for the info man. Greatly appreciated.

@@Basketballclips-y3iyes, it's covered in my videos.

@@Sigmab460 you can keep the stock sprocket on the wheel. Anything smaller would be way too difficult on the motor if you're using the 25 tooth

@ ok thanks do I also have to get a new chain? Or is the stock one good

@Sigmab460 the stock one is fine but you'll probably have to take some links out of it. Please make sure to check the parts list and frequently asked questions

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelok

@ttanguis is it actually in stock?!

@ttanguis i went to them and they are sold out of a lot of things we're looking for, so it's probably still sold out... My guess is that taxi garage is in part the reason for that.

@@Basketballclips-y3i check the link in the description and go from there 👍

@ does that black charger connect to the white plug that connects to the battery to charge it?

@Basketballclips-y3i ua-cam.com/video/1IE99MT4h_Y/v-deo.html&si=nPWXzz38qKTeG5Aa

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel I bought the Walmart seat cushion what did you use to put it on?

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel the stock battery’s come with the wires hot glued to it do I need to remove the hot glue?

@@JaceN3D it's been a long time but i think i just drilled out the circle side slightly bigger, if at all. I don't even recall needing to drill anything.

@ Thank you, I just checked again and it is indeed the circle side that needs to be drilled to 8mm diameter (In my case atleast)

@JaceN3D great! They are still holding up with my 90lbs son btw

@@sebastianjaimes5556 seek and ye shall find 👍

@DanielDeOcampo-r9n I've only got the 3 for my son's and I, sorry! I'm just a dad with a normal job, no crazy UA-cam money.

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel it's ok im just asking thank you for respond

@DanielDeOcampo-r9n i know you're just asking, not demanding. Doesn't hurt to ask a question. I have no idea how i would get one to the Philippines though. I imagine that would be insanely expensive.

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel that cost 1000 dollars

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel You are the only one who answered everything I asked I wanna say thank you

@@tonenj3892 if you were subscribed or looked at my videos you'd know 😜

It's already listed in the parts list from the description 👍

@ The parts list is great, but for me the links do not work.

@samsvonovec376 that is the strangest thing to me. They work for so many people. a.co/d/3MSpgIs

@ Thank you so much for your help!!!

@@samsvonovec376 very happy to help brother, that's what this is all about. I'm really sorry the links don't work for you. How are you trying to access them? Phone? Computer? Tablet? What browser?

@@eldelealejandrosanchez1386 please look at the link in the description for all the parts and FAQ 🙏

@DilmakesEditz please check the link in the description for all your answers 👍

Thank for responding so fast u just gained a subscriber

@DilmakesEditz sorry if i miss anything in the future. Please give a like so others are more likely to see it! 🙏

This is the standard version. Please check the link in the description for FAQ

@@santinoplays7138 maybe not the most, but more people definitely need to see this stuff 👍

@@bubbachuck1 hello again. Please try to keep your comments more simple next time and do not include information that's not relevant to what you're trying to do. 🙏 From my recollection the 500 watt motor does not come with a sprocket that even fits the standard chain size so I don't know what your situation is there. But I recall it coming with a spacer. I don't recall anywhere saying specifically to cut the spacer in half, which would imply to cut it equally in half. You just need to trim it down slowly to make it fit. However if you just buy one of the d-shaft sprockets off the parts list you can tighten it down to the shaft after aligning it with the chain. use the tiny Allen screws it comes with. Just make sure to use loctite on the threads. As for the chain, you will likely need to remove links. I do not use the chain tensioner on any of my carts because i don't like the noise. I shim underneath one side of the motor with washers and tighten the other side to adjust the chain tension. This is explained in the flipsky 7070 build guide if you want to take a look there. Let me know if you have any more questions.

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel Thank you so much. I will try to do the d-shaft sprocket method. You said after aligning it to the chain. Did you mean aligning it with the wheel sprocket or would I have the chain already there while tightening it? This is what made me think I had to cut the spacer in half “These sprockets attach with small allen key screws which are not strong enough to withstand the torque of the motor. The way I solved this issue is by cutting the spacer that comes with the motor into 2 pieces and sandwiching the sprocket in the middle tightly. You will need to grind the spacer little by little until the motor sprocket lines up with the wheel sprocket.”

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel + So I can get the 11 Tooth 10mm D-Bore Sprocket for #25 Chain With the d shape and it will fit the chain but I might have to shave down the spacer and remove links?

@bubbachuck1 If you buy the D bore sprocket you CAN just use the Allen screws and not use the spacer, but i like to sandwich the sprocket in between the spacer and not worry about screws falling out.

@@bubbachuck1 yes, two pieces does not necessarily mean equally sized pieces though. And yes tighten it with the chain already on. If you want to do the spacer put the sprocket on and see about how much spacer you'll need behind it. Cut it and slowly grind it until the sprocket aligns. Use the other side of the spacer to sandwich it right on the front.

@MustafaF4 please watch the battery wiring video and look at the parts list 👍 and FAQ if you haven't

@MustafaF4 speed is relative to voltage, so it would stay the same speed, but it would last WAAAY longer. I have a battery wiring video, check my playlist please and most importantly, check the Google doc in the description for parts list and FAQ. Please give me a like if I've helped you 🙏

@ Will do Thank you!

@ttanguis you are incredibly welcome. That's exactly why i made these videos. Please watch them all as tips are scattered throughout them. Check the link in the description for parts and FAQ

@@PhillipBatinas sounds like you don't have them all charged the same and one of them is so low that the BMS is turning off the power.

@@untitledsam should be compatible if the rim has the JJ marking like the rim on the parts list.

@MustafaF4 you burning the motor up depends on how heavily you use it, how much you weigh, your riding conditions and such. My 90 lb son rides his with me and he has no problems. Unfortunately you either have to take breaks, way less, or upgrade the motor. It's just physics man

@MustafaF4 by the way, just to be clear, the motor doesn't actually explode. It just stops working because it gets too hot and burns the enamel on the coils

Ok thank you

If i upgrade the motor which one do you recommend on a budget?

@@carlost8609 going strictly on the details of your comment, of course it would. The difference would be that you're only running 12v on the system. It wouldn't work. However, If what you mean is to add a 12v lifePo4 to the 2 stock batteries, than the difference would be that you're running 36v, but with 2 different capacities and chemistries. The large voltage sag of the SLA batteries would still limit the performance of the system. That would definitely be the bottleneck. If you mean something else, please state your question more specifically with a greater context 🙏

@ Thank you for your response! Forgive me for not specifying. I was trying to avoid having to connect all 4 batteries and only having a single bigger battery (ex: 50ah) but I now I know more batteries more voltage. It makes sense now, I appreciate you taking the time to explain it.

@carlost8609 I mean you could totally do that. If you could find a 12-volt motor. But the only motor with decent power are 24v on electric scooter parts. It's like $149 900w. It's on my list. The only other controller I know of that would work at 24 volts and give you a lots of power is the flipsky controller. And I have no experience or know-how when it comes to using it for a brushed motor. If you're really worried about battery size just get the 14 amp lithium battery off of my list. It works great

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel I will try your setup. Thank you! Do you have the link to the charger you are using?

@@codymiller9039 what happens when you click on them? And are you using a Gmail account?

It gives me a google 403 error. Saying your client does not have permission to get url.

@codymiller9039 that is somehow a problem unique to you because lots of people have access to the links. Try a VPN and see if that changes anything

@drxxgo238 it's just a razor crazy cart. The larger version is called the XL, and the small version has a variety called a DLX that has casters up front as well.

@TheCrazyCartModChannel ty bro

I've found one but it's red, it says 12 volts but 24 volts battery is that the right one?

@@JuanV-t8n I don't have one. I stopped recommending them after I realized that going to 36 v was underutilizing the potential of the cart. But if you go to monster scooter parts, they have a pretty beefy 36 volt controller

@ oh ok I understand I thank ya so much I really appreciate you responding means a lot ..love your videos brother they very helpful thank you 🙏 keep up the good work I’m sure we all appreciate ya

@SceptixNova there's a link in the description for everything 👍

@@TheCrazyCartModChannelbut also what connectors did you use for the charger?

@SceptixNova like it says on the list, XT 60

@@CBANZFN I really can't see that happening at all, but pretty much any of them you can find with the same bolt pattern should work. The reason is that it's much larger in size and doesn't make as many revolutions compared to motor sprocket. You need revolutions to wear out, unless you somehow hit it on something and ding up the teeth.

@@CBANZFN that will probably struggle to hit max speed that way. 55t will do better.

@ Which 55t do you recommend?

@CBANZFN it's the stock sprocket on the wheel

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel wouldn’t I need a longer chain if I only change the motor sprocket to a 25t?

@CBANZFN I think you will. I don't know the full length as I never counted and I've sold the cart.

@@samsvonovec376 I've used the 14Ah and gotten 20 miles in one day with the Flipsky motor. But I sold that battery with my red cart and I'm just using the lifepo4 batteries now just fine. I haven't done a distance test yet on the flipsky. I know it will vary a lot depending on your riding demands. I can cover so much more ground now in so little time at these speeds that I'm terms of time it might feel like to little. If you go with the lifepo4 batteries you'll absolutely want to level the charge of each as closely as possible, because the lowest charged one will trip the BMS when you might still have some charge in the others. So if your system shuts down all of a sudden check each battery. I used a car charger to top each one off before using them

@@TheCrazyCartModChannel Okay, thank you so much for the help!!

You will need to adjust the chain length but as far as the motor goes that's all. Sorry i missed your comment

@@CBANZFN I'm sorry i missed this somehow... No cutting required for the 500w. Check the link in the description please

@@killerbox1 very nice!