Jake's 1970-1985 EZGO Electric Speed Resistor
Jake's 1970-1985 EZGO Electric Speed Resistor is a high-quality replacement component designed for vintage EZGO electric golf carts from 1970 to 1985. Available in 9-GA 1st speed, 7-GA 2nd speed, and 6-GA 3rd speed options, each resistor is engineered to meet or exceed OEM specifications, ensuring smooth acceleration, consistent performance, and reliable control at the selected speed.
Manufactured from durable, heavy-duty materials, each resistor is built to withstand the heat and electrical load generated during operation. Ideal for replacing worn, damaged, or failed resistors, it resolves issues such as jerky acceleration, inconsistent throttle response, or loss of speed control. Whether used for recreational driving, utility tasks, or property maintenance, this component restores performance and reliability to factory-level standards for classic EZGO carts.
Features
- Compatible with 1970-1985 EZGO electric golf carts
- Available in 9-GA 1st speed, 7-GA 2nd speed, or 6-GA 3rd speed options
- Regulates current for smooth acceleration and reliable performance at the selected speed
- Heavy-duty construction for long-lasting durability and heat resistance
- Ideal replacement for worn, damaged, or faulty speed resistors
- Ensures consistent throttle response and proper speed control
- Supports recreational, utility, and property maintenance applications
- Easy to install with standard tools
- Restores factory-level performance for vintage EZGO carts
- Designed to handle repeated use under normal operational loads
Fitment
- 1970-1985 EZGO ALL ELECTRIC
OEM Manufacturer and Part Number
9-GA 1st Speed Resistor
- 11879-G3 EZ
- 11879G3 EZ
7-GA 2nd Speed Resistor
- 11879G2 EZ
- 11879-G2 EZ
6-GA 3rd Speed Resistor
- 11877-G1 EZ
- 11879-G1 EZ
- 11877G1 EZ
- 11879G1 EZ
Jake's (About)
Known for the American craftsmanship used to make their lift kits, Jake’s is one of the most popular and trusted brands in the off-road PTV space. Their precision welding techniques allow them to create brush guards, nerf bars and bumpers to protect golf cars as they explore the road less traveled.