1976-88 EZGO 2-Cycle - Drive Clutch
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The E-Z-GO 2-Cycle Drive Clutch is a marvel of engineering. Whoever figured out this part for the first time was a real smart cookie. This primary uses centrifugal force to suck the two sheaves of the pulley toward one another as the caddie gets faster and faster. As it does, the belt gets pulled further into the secondary located on the rear axle. The further it moves down, the faster you go. There is a spring internally in this one that keeps the clutch closed as long as possible. This allows torque to build for hill climbing and pulling heavy loads. If that spring wears out, you will not have any problems on flat ground, but elevation changes will be quite the challenge.This golf cart clutch system is going to be easy for you to install. Make sure you get all the tools you need. Namely, the clutch pulled bolt. This E-Z-GO clutch is pressed onto the crankshaft when you tighten it on. Getting it off requires a specially threaded bolt. Call Buggies Unlimited and get it all today.
