How to 360 a golf cart
This manuever can be done on both dry and wet surfaces but it is easier after a fresh rain storm. The fairway requires less speed than the rough does and wet conditions allow greater flexibility with surface choices.
1. Start by putting the pedal into the floor. Use a hill to get even more speed, but don't get too crazy (20 degrees was frighteningly fast enough.)
2. Once you reach top speed, slam on the brakes and let it skid for about 1/2 second.
3. Throw the wheel to the right as hard as you can and keep the brake on.
4. At 90 degrees you are going to feel like the golf cart will tip over and smash you. Don't worry, most gas carts weigh approximately 800lbs and tend to be very bottom heavy.
5. When you are at 180 degrees throw the wheel in the opposite direction. The important part during the whole trick is to keep the break buried deep in the floor, otherwise you are going to flat out and revert.
6. Hold the wheel in the opposite direction and the brake until you are back facing the same direction you started in.
7. In one fluid motion, ease back into the gas and roll away.
1. Start by putting the pedal into the floor. Use a hill to get even more speed, but don't get too crazy (20 degrees was frighteningly fast enough.)
2. Once you reach top speed, slam on the brakes and let it skid for about 1/2 second.
3. Throw the wheel to the right as hard as you can and keep the brake on.
4. At 90 degrees you are going to feel like the golf cart will tip over and smash you. Don't worry, most gas carts weigh approximately 800lbs and tend to be very bottom heavy.
5. When you are at 180 degrees throw the wheel in the opposite direction. The important part during the whole trick is to keep the break buried deep in the floor, otherwise you are going to flat out and revert.
6. Hold the wheel in the opposite direction and the brake until you are back facing the same direction you started in.
7. In one fluid motion, ease back into the gas and roll away.
posted by E at
10:59 PM
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