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Will my 24V 900w motor work right on my 36V S750?
ESP Support
said
almost 7 years ago
The eZip 900 electric scooter's 24 Volt 900 Watt motor can be overvolted to 36 Volts, however it will run at a higher RPM and be more powerful when running on 36 Volts so it will consume more Amps and generate more heat than when running on 24 Volts.
It is likely that the motor or controller will overheat and burn out if the 36 Volt 750 Watt motor is replaced with a 24 Volt 900 Watt motor, so we do not suggest doing this unless you consider the scooter to be experimental and do not mind replacing these parts if they fail.
It is likely that the motor or controller will overheat and burn out if the 36 Volt 750 Watt motor is replaced with a 24 Volt 900 Watt motor, so we do not suggest doing this unless you consider the scooter to be experimental and do not mind replacing these parts if they fail.
Thanks for the response, you probably saved me some time and money. I'm pleased with the power of the S750 especially with the aftermarket twist throttle and controller I have installed. I will just bring over the front forks with disc brake from the E-zip 900 but leave the motor for the next guy. I might pick up the 15 tooth drive sprocket with one way bearing tough I'd prefer a 12 or 13 tooth so I don't lose so much torque as I am a big guy. Are those available do you know?
ESP Support
said
almost 7 years ago
The freewheel sprockets for Currie motors are only available with 15 teeth. The one way bearing inside of these sprockets is too large for any sprocket under 15 teeth to fit over.
Steve O'Neill