Sorry, this might be probably the dumbest post in the world. But, I am making a spare/alternative ebike just in case my 3kW Cyclone ebike takes a dump or needs work. I have a 500W 36V gearless rear hub motor from before the Cyclone that came with a 22A stock controller. The speed is "limited" to 20 mph, really 22-23 for me. But, I wanted to make sure that this limitation is due to the ampere limit of the stock 22A controller and not the hub motor windings or anything like that. So, I found this 38A 36V 1000W controller. I didn't even know a 36V 1000W nominal controller exists... Some how I stumbled upon it finally. But, can anyone let me know? I want to know if this 36V 38A 1000W controller on a 500W rear hub will push me to 27-30mph. The stock controller peaked at like 800W on the 500W rear hub. THX
https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-36V-48V-1000W-38A-E-bike-Vehicle-Scooter-Brushless-Motor-Speed-Controller-US/382610841757?hash=item591562209d:g:Z6sAAOSwHGxb161A:rk:8f:0
https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-36V-48V-1000W-38A-E-bike-Vehicle-Scooter-Brushless-Motor-Speed-Controller-US/382610841757?hash=item591562209d:g:Z6sAAOSwHGxb161A:rk:8f:0