Golf cart drop in lithium

[HuntForHorns]

The batteries in my 48v ezgo are about shot so I am thinking about getting a 48v lithium to drop in. Something like the ECO battery 48v 105AH. Price is about $2200. Are there cheaper alternatives you guys have found that are reliable and easy to drop in?

Thanks

[DosToros]

You could look at trojan lithium golf cart. I have never used them but I know they are available. I have bought big lithium batteries off amazon and put them in a series to equal the voltage of my cart. I have done it on two carts, a 36 and a 48. Works well but not perfect. You have to buy an aftermarket 48v lithium charger. However, it is way less expensive.

[stxhunter]

I’m probably going to be going with the 48v 105ah vatrer battery pretty soon. It’s got a nicer BMS than ecobattery in my opinion and the construction is solid from what I’ve seen. They’ve got a 5% off sale right now.

[HuntForHorns]

I’m probably going to be going with the 48v 105ah vatrer battery pretty soon. It’s got a nicer BMS than ecobattery in my opinion and the construction is solid from what I’ve seen. They’ve got a 5% off sale right now.

Thanks for the info. I havent seen this one. Do you have personal experience or know someone that is using this battery?

[klepdo]

that’s what I put in mine. No more wondering if I’d make it back at night. I didn’t install mine I let Bart at Golfcarts for run do it.

The batteries in my 48v ezgo are about shot so I am thinking about getting a 48v lithium to drop in. Something like the ECO battery 48v 105AH. Price is about $2200. Are there cheaper alternatives you guys have found that are reliable and easy to drop in?

Thanks

[klepdo]

It won’t let me upload a picture

[klepdo]

[rowdybass]

Tagged, thinking about doing this with my 36v club car.

[Wiederhold]

I'm in the same boat. Wanted to test the waters again while I'm doing my research.

[kevin nicholls]

I put three 12v 50ah cheap ones in mine. They work very well except if I load them up really high, like going slowly up a steep hill, which I don't do. I'm told a 60ah would have been better. I just use mine to ride around Sargent so it works fine for what I do. If you use it off road you probably need higher amp hours because the load you'll put on it. My batteries were $120 each off Amazon and I still use the regular charger, it doesn't charge them a 100% but I don't use it much.