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Originally Posted by williep
Has anyone tried the Allied Lithium battery conversion kit? Depending on the amp hour rating of the ones you buy, you can do the conversion for around $2K. and will go over 60 miles. What's not to like? I'm sick of buying lead acid that don't last and are heavy and require maintenance. These are the future of golf cart propulsion. Buying lead acid now, is like buying a rotary phone. What's the down side?
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You couldn't have said it any better. There is a reason that Club Car, EZGO and Yamaha all offer carts with Lithium Golf Cart Batteries straight from the factory now.
We talk to thousands of golf cart owners every month, and have seen a huge uptick in the request for lithium
golf cart batteries. We recently became distributors for Allied Lithium and RELiON. We converted our shop EZGO cart from Trojan Lead Acid batteries to Allied Lithium 50 Amp Hours setup. AMAZING product. Cart charges up in 2-3 hours. Runs strong.
Our team just wrote an article on why Lithium Golf Cart Batteries are the future. If you are thinking about converting, read this article. The cost has come down significantly this past year. And the benefits are hard to beat:
Why Lithium Golf Cart Batteries are the Future
We still carry basic Trojan Lead Acid batteries, but see those getting phased out the next 10 years or so, as battery technology continues to advance.
Thanks!
Alex of the GCTS Team