24 Volt RS775 High-Speed Motor Gearbox for Power Wheels Motor Upgrade,18V-24V High Torque Motor Gearbox for Ride on Car Kids Electric Vehicles Parts

Bought several of these motors once the originally motors died due to the increase voltage from 20V Dewalt batteries.I’ve only had one motor failure but otherwise it gives great speed. If you go full 24V+ volts be careful of rollovers during turns.Kids can run on these motors for about an hour w battery swaps.Can easily go 9MPH+ on a single motor.

The media could not be loaded. Did the 24v conversion for my kids car, and these motors RIP! Very high quality at a great price! Plug and play set up. If you're hesitant on buying, don't be. Fitment was a little bigger, so some modification was necessary. Hasn't burned up any Milwaukee batteries either!A few tips I've learned along the way for a reliable 24v swap-1. Get a 12v-24v converter to protect whatever battery swap you do.2. Get a 24v remote steering module (12v ones won't work after upgrading the V)3. Get a 24v power steering motor also, unless you prefer quick jerky steering.4. Cut out all the old fuses, and use the one that comes on the power converter.

Thank you is all I can say I’ve went through motor after motor. Finally, this one has the right gears and the right amount of power. Just give it 24 V and you got yourself a Tokyo drift car your kid is gonna love it. You have to drill the hole in the body of the car a little bit bigger because the motor is bigger.

We have the 24v 4wd ride on truck as shown. I was looking to make it go a little faster for our 3.5yr old son. Amazon specs on motors and gearboxes are hard to judge. I thought this looked enough overkill that it just might deliver a performance increase. Turns out IT IS FAST. I did a whole bunch of testing with a photo tach. Stock motor is 555 type rated at 12000rpm. stock gearbox is approx 104.5:1 reduction. Gearbox output is about 114rpm, equivalent to about 5.6MPH with the stock nominal 15" tires. This means motor rpm is actually 14,700rpm at 25-25.8v. New motor is 775 type, rpm rating unknown. New gear box is 75:1. They claim 360rpm gearbox output at 24v. I measured 278rpm at 25-25.8v. which would mean approx 20,000rpm motor speed (seems plausible). Here's the problem....thats 13.3mph. And even with the 30% increase in gearing (30% loss in torque) the 775 setup still WAAYYY stronger. A little more speed than I was looking for a 3.5 yr old but If you want to go fast.....this will do it.

Very loud motors. Small improvement over original motors, but nothing crazy. I put 18v through these and lost speed from the original 12v motors. Once I added 24v to them, there was a slight increase in speed.

I'm sure everyone assumes this is an set and not just one motor since the rest are all in pairs. Probably why it's returned so ofterned and the new one I received look used

The media could not be loaded. So far, so good. I use these gearbox motors on my DIY RC hybrid lawnmower I call MOW-E. after trashing a few cheaper gearboxes i decided to give these a try. There was a bit of a break in period but after an hour or so of run time, everything has gotten quiet and seems to be working fine. We will see how long it last and once they fail I will report back.

Everything seems to be relatively well constructed, however first gear doesn’t fit well with motor sprocket, so the gears slip, which results in the rest of the gears not spinning. You can see in the photo, the sprockets do not match up well. Would not recommend for longevity.