• Larger and 2x more powerful than factory Power Wheels 550 motors
• Works with 12v, 18v, 20v and 24v batteries
• 775 motors with 775 pinions mount directly to Power Wheels gearboxes - no adapter needed
• Extremely low failure rate, come with limited warranty
• Optional addons make the install easier
• No gimmick addons offered like an adapter plate, heatsinks or fans

Motors typically ship same day and are typically delivered within 2-3 business days. Price is for (1) 775 motor. 775 motors are much more powerful and run much cooler compared to Power Wheels factory 550 size so they are an excellent and easy upgrade for any Power Wheels. 775 motors mount easily to any modern Power Wheels gearbox with just 775 screws and 775 pinion gears (a spacer or "adapter plate" is not required). If you experience a high speed 775 failure while following the recommendations below please reach out for a possible free replacement. You will not find this replacement offer anywhere else because these motors use an exclusive high temperature resistant epoxy which makes them tolerate to overvolting. 

775 motors are physically larger and have a wider mounting pattern than 550 motors (which come in most ride on cars including Power Wheels)  so 775 motors can only be used with cars that either come with 775 motors (rare) or with Power Wheels or Kid Trax gearboxes that have mounting holes for both 550 and 775 motors. Traditionally almost all 775 motors are ~75% slower compared to the factory 550 motors so the drawback in the past was some loss in top speed but these extremely rare high speed 775s are different and will be better in every way since they are faster and about twice as powerful than the factory Power Wheels 550 motors and have an extremely low failure rate compared to the Power Wheels 550s and other aftermarket 775 motors. 

To mount 775 motors to a modern "7R" Power Wheels gearbox (which was introduced ~2010) you only need 775 mounting screws and 775 pinions that match the gearbox (chart below). You DO NOT need mounting adapters/spacers with modern 7R gearboxes since they already have an offset built into the gearbox. If you have the older pre-2010 "#7" Power Wheels gearbox you DO need a mounting spacer. For more motor/gearbox information please see: https://eastcoastpowerup.com/Motor_and_Gearbox_Information

The optional soldered silicone wire leads with crimp bullet connectors are not required but make the install easier, put less strain on the motor terminals and are far superior to push on spade connectors that can easily disconnect which can damage an ESC. The optional reusable 7/16" wheel retainers replace the factory one time use "push nut" wheel retainers that hold the wheels on. The Power Wheels Hurricane, Dune Racer and F150 have a 3/4" axle and already come from the factory with a reusable wheel retainer. 

Maximum recommended voltage is 18v without an ESC or 24v with an ESC. Never use in mud, sand or snow. Usage at 24v without an ESC will increase the failure rate of any motor and is not recommended. Usage at 36v even with an ESC will typically result in motor failure and is not recommended. 

Adding rear rubber traction to control wheel spin on startup is a very common mistake which puts a tremendous strain on the motors and gearboxes and is not recommended. An Easy ESC which has an adjustable start up acceleration rate is the recommended solution to control start up wheel spin without damaging the gearboxes or motors. 

External heat sinks and electric fans are ineffective at internally cooling any brushed motor (and if installed incorrectly will cause overheating!!) so these extra cooling parts are absolutely not recommended. The only effective way to reduce brushed motor internal temperature is by reducing motor demand, which occurs mostly during start up, which is exactly what the Easy ESC was designed to do but any ESC is better than the instant-on factory setup which is very bad for the motors and gearboxes. These motors do not require break in before use. 

As long as these recommendations are followed "high speed" 775 motor failure is extremely rare and there have been almost no motor failures when these recommendations were followed with an Easy ESC. If you experience a high speed 775 motor failure while following these recommendations please reach out for a possible free replacement.

**These are the most common Power Wheels model and motor pinion gear pairings but please always check your gearboxes before ordering** Ultimately the 775 pinion should be paired according to the stamp on the gearbox that denotes if the gearbox came with a 15-16-17, 18-19-20 or 21-22-23 pinion from the factory.

775 size vs 550 (stock):