DRIVE UP MCOR 4 Conversion Throttle Potentiometer Kit for Club Car DS, Carryall, Tempo – AM293101, 105116301

Upgrade your Club Car with the DRIVE UP MCOR 4 Conversion Kit

Take the next step in throttle performance with the DRIVE UP MCOR 4 conversion potentiometer. This kit lets you move from MCOR 1 to MCOR 4, unlocking improved response and a more modern feel on your Club Car DS, Carryall, or Tempo cart. Instead of relying on the original setup, you’ll be upgrading to a design that many drivers appreciate for its smooth progression and quieter operation. This is not a guarantee of performance, but a potential upgrade many owners notice in everyday driving.

The kit is built to replace OEM part numbers and to fit a range of models. By coordinating with the DS and Carryall models from 2001 to 2011, as well as Tempo 2018 and newer, the conversion supports a broad spectrum of carts that are still in regular use. The inclusion of brackets and hardware means you won’t have to source extra pieces; everything needed to install is included.

What you get

• MCOR 4 conversion throttle potentiometer designed to replace older MCOR configurations
• All necessary brackets and mounting hardware for a clean, secure install
• Compatibility with multiple Club Car generations, including 2001-2011 DS and Carryall, plus 2018+ Tempo

Installation is described as straightforward, with components designed for a solid fit. The kit emphasizes reliable build quality and consistent electrical connections, which can translate to a steadier pedal feel and predictable throttle response in typical driving scenarios. While results can vary by cart and usage, many drivers report a more immediate response and less throttle lag after completing the conversion.

Why choose DRIVE UP

• DRIVE UP focuses on quality and sensible accessory options that are easy to install
• The MCOR 4 kit is designed to integrate with existing Club Car electronics without extensive modifications

Note: This kit is intended for experienced installers or technicians familiar with golf cart electrical systems. Always disconnect power before beginning work, and consult your service manual if you’re unsure about step-by-step procedures. The aim is to offer a practical upgrade path that pairs with your cart’s current maintenance schedule and parts ecosystem.