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WOW! Really have gained some experience with the carry weight to discharge aspect of GC's! I really enjoy using the GC but when I have passenger'(s), I run out of charge at the most inappropriate place and time. The first time I had to walk out 1/2 way and last time I made it to a staged vehicle 1/2 way out. All of this is trails.

I have been researching the lithium possibility to get more range, plus offset the weight,etc. Im CCA guy instead of an amp-hr. I have a G22 E 48 volt with a long travel lift, high torque motor and Alltrax 500 amp controller. Reading Allied propaganda, I need 48V 90 amp hr (minimum), but I think I would prefer 120 amp-hr total battery, even though the Lead acid battery is 155 amp-hr set up. This would save +/- 275# weight, (one passenger) plus get 20% more range or better because I have the capability of getting a 100% charge on the batteries before I go to this area. :?

Would this be the best way to achieve the run capacity I need? I really enjoy using the cart instead of a 4 wheeler or SXS.

Thanks.

Re: Lithium range ?

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Originally Posted by Lightning8U (Post 1788588)

120AH in the 48V lithium set up is going to yield much better range than a 155ah FLA set. It's not an apples to apples comparison. You'll see nearly 50 miles of range from a 120AH lithium set-up. I sent you a DM as well.

Thanks!
I am researching possibilities for my cart as I really enjoy using it! I am not sold on the Allied, but that seems to be a "plug and play" solution (with a few add-ons).
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Re: Lithium range ?

Look at the Roypow...I love mine.

Re: Lithium range ?

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Originally Posted by Hooptmac (Post 1788855)

Thanks!
I am researching possibilities for my cart as I really enjoy using it! I am not sold on the Allied, but that seems to be a "plug and play" solution (with a few add-ons).
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I have put together a comparison list of lithium solutions. The only thing I don't like about the individual lithium batteries is that there is no singular BMS to control all batteries as is found in the packaged units (extreme team, roypow and evolution). I purchased the Roypow due to local availability and love it.

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I am extremely happy with my 6 Allied Lithium Batteries. I use it out at the woods quite a bit. River Ranch is mostly soft dirt roads and it handles it with no problems. Lasts all day. My cart weighs 1000lbs with everything on it not including passengers.

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Buy as many amp-hours as your wallet can stand. You will never be disappointed.

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great topic, ive sold over 250k worth of allied liths last season with only one warranty, i have great knowledge on all brands ive sold if you would like to call me i would be happy to share my findings 8107361100

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Originally Posted by plowman (Post 1806435)

Do you carry the newer style 48v 30ah allieds?

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Originally Posted by plowman (Post 1806458)

yep stock them all

Do you keep them in the shop or have to order them?

I’m in grand blanc. I’ve decided on the allied 48v pack (I think 2 of them would suit my purposes perfectly fine) but not going to do it until it warms up a bit. If you keep them in stock I’ll swing by when I’m ready. If not, I’ll call ahead and order them. I’d much rather order from you than some random website :thumbup: