(replaces throttles with red, black, white, and blue Wires with 2.8mm wide male terminals for white One LED for powerįor battery pack status. The long grip is 4-1/4" and the short grip is 2-1/2". Set of two handlebar grips for use with the half length twist throttle soldĪbove. For use on the left side of handlebars with all throttle types. Handlebar grip without inside flange for half length twist throttles. Handlebar Grip for Half Length Twist Throttles Switch with normally open contacts (commonly used as a horn button). Twist throttle with 24V battery level indicator. Half Length Twist Throttle with 24 Volt Power Meter and Momentary On/Off Switch Red, black, white, green, yellow,Īnd brown wires with 2.8mm wide male terminals for Indicator lights: red for empty, yellow for half and green for full. Half Length Twist Throttle with 24 Volt Power Meter and Maintained On/Off Switch Two black wire connectors and one 4mm bullet connector. Red, black, green,īlue, white, and yellow wires.
Includes matching grip set for left and right sides of the handlebar. Half twist throttle with key switch and 0-99.9 Volt red LED digital battery level indicator. Half Length Twist Throttle with Key Switch Red, blue, green,Īnd yellow wires with 2.8mm wide male terminals for white wire connectors. Green, and yellow are for 24 Volt battery pack Voltage status. Three LED indicator lights: red is for power-on, Half Length Twist Throttle with 24 Volt Power Meter Red, black, green, yellow, and white wires with 2.8mm wide male terminals for white wire connectors. Which are one red for power-on, one yellow for battery low, and three green for 36 Volt battery pack status. The indicator has five LED battery indicator lights Includes matching left hand handlebar grip. Twist throttle with 24 Volt battery power indicator and key switch with two keys. Red, blue, green, and yellow wires withĢ.8mm wide male terminals for white wire connectors.įull Length Twist Throttle with 24 Volt Power Meter and Key Switch One yellow for battery low, and three green for 36 Volt battery pack The indicator has five LED battery indicator lights which are one red for power-on, Twist throttle with 24 Volt battery power indicator. Yellow wires with 2.8mm wide male terminals for white wire connectors. The indicator has three LED lights which are MIN (red) for minimum, MID (yellow) for middle, and MAX (green) for maximumīattery pack power level status. Twist throttle with 24V battery power indicator. Mitigate this by keeping total rider weight as low as possible (don't sit three kids on this thing), do not rapidly shift directions while in motion, allow cooling periods between battery changes, just take it easy and it'll last longer.Full Length Twist Throttle with 24 Volt Power Meter Expect to wear out gearboxes and motors more quickly when you apply extra voltage. Secondary Warning: Overvolting is hard on stock drivetrain components. If you are unsure of any of this, DON'T DO IT. Stock batteries have internal thermal fuses in them, so changing batteries necessitates adding an inline fuse holder. Any time you add an aftermarket battery to a BPRO, you NEED a fuse.
24 VOLT POWER WHEELS SWITCHES MODS
SUPER IMPORTANT: No matter what battery mods you do to a kids ride-on, you need an inline fuse. Soldering Iron, Mini screwdriver set, Wire Strippers, Crimpers, Mini Pliers, magnetic parts dish, Multimeterįuse Holder (absolutely vital), 30A ATC Fuses, 10ga wire, Heat Sinks (optional, but help keep motors cooler for longer life), 18v Batteries (although you ideally have extras of these laying around if you're doing this mod), and either a broken tool or extra battery charger to salvage the battery socket from. I don't always use all of them, but some of the handiest stuff is: Here's an overview of the tool set you'll need to complete a project like this.
24 VOLT POWER WHEELS SWITCHES MOD
This is a relatively simple mod that will add about 50% more speed to your kid's BPRO. Today I'll be converting a Power Wheels battery-powered ride-on toy from 12v sealed lead power to 18v lithium ion power.
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