How to Make Your Power Wheels Faster 6V to 12V Conversion

We got tired of our slow 6V Power Wheels Corvette, so we take you through our step-by-step process of converting it to a faster 12V car. We also have a before and after race so you can see the improvement. Then we fast forward 2 years to see how long it lasted and show how to charge the battery.
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[@Gabelleroux]

Thanks for posting this tutorial! Got my son a 6v Huffy Off Road Car. Wanted to upgrade the speed and also add controls to the car so I can help him navigate.

[@FarmDad]

Sounds like he'll be having a good ol' time soon!

[@badgerflatfarm2275]

What charger did you get from the link please

[@FarmDad]

I didn't buy one from the link since I already owned one. But any 12v car charger from that link will work. Have fun! Best to you.

[@ebernier797]

How do you charge it? I imagine you can’t charge the 12 V with a 6 V charger.

[@FarmDad]

It says in the video. I'm guessing you didn't continue watching until the end. You use a 12v charger.

[@marijn9019]

What i did was adding a 2nd 6v battery. This way you can keep using the original 6v charger.

[@jessiedamon676]

those use 12volts how is that an upgrade ? the difference I see is you used a cheaper battery then what they use