Re-Powering Your Golf Cart
Your old golf cart has been serving you for the last few
years but you find that every now and then it has started giving you trouble. Troubles
in starting, non-availability of spares, often breaking down have now become a
regular issue with your golf cart. Now is the time to decide – go ahead and
purchase a brand new golf cart or get you old car a new heart, a new engine.
The deciding factor usually is money unless you have tons of it to spend and
you do not mind spending a few grands for replacements. You must evaluate and
then take a decision.
A new golf cart usually costs five to fourteen grands of
US dollars and that is a neat sum of money. On the other hand retrofitting your
existing golf car with a new Briggs & Stratton engine kit available from
the company at a cost of just one or two grands depending upon the power of
engine you choose. With retro-fitment of a new engine on your existing golf
cart, the usefulness of the cart can be enhanced too with a powerful engine.
With a new engine and more power at your disposal, you can use the cart for
hauling more things even a snow plough, or getting to places quicker than
normal. With a new engine maintenance becomes easier with the easy availability
of spares. Further your new engine comes with the manufacturer’s warranty.
With a new engine your golf cart now confirms to the
latest pollution and emission control regulations and you get a much cleaner
environment. Briggs & Stratton makes repowering kits for golf cars in
various shapes and sized for fitting its engines to various golf carts of Toro, Cushman, Jacobsen, and Club
Car makes. All essential items are included in the kit and come with a fitment
guide for DIY practitioners.