weelye 24 Volt Children Electric Car DIY Modified Wires And Switch Kit,With Remote Control Self-Made Baby Electric Car 24V,Children Electric Ride On Car Accessories, Multicolor

Used this to upgrade a 1 motor 6V Ride on Car to 20V version. I bought 2 separate motors and a Dewalt 20V battery adapter. I was not able to add the 2nd motor, since I needed a bracket but I'm sure it will be easy to add once I get the bracket. I used the existing pedal since the one that came with the kit was too small. The remote works well but since this model ride on doesn't have electronic steering, it's pointless. Make sure to have connectors ready along with heatshrink to connect wires to the existing/new parts. Now my 20V 1 seater ride on is faster then the 2 seater 12V. Will probably modify the 12V with this kit as well.

Item is fantastic. HELP Control board makes clicking sound and will not work at all. Can someone contact me.

I bought this setup to rewire a 6V VW bus ride on. now the bus has a craftsman 20V max battery for power X (2) 12V 40,000rpm motors and this wiring setup. The little bus cooks now. My 5 y/o grandson loves it!! we can take it to the park with multiple batteries that I have for my craftsman tools. when 1 battery runs low, I have another ready to go in the bag. Added note : this requires some electrical wiring knowledge. there are no directions so i used the picture from the advertisement as my guide. i did not use the stock 6V radio and Lights. I added some 12V car light bulbs and wired in a 12V amplifier and speaks for a mini mp3. The bus has (2) 12V motors, 1 on each back wheel. I bought a car horn at the local salvage yard, works great.

Using on a diy golf trolley! I’m using power wheels motors and steering motor. Thus far it’s working great. My concern is battery life in remote. Had to override gas pedal, but alls working as expected.