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04-16-2021, 09:24 PM
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72 Volt Conversion 07 Precedent
Hey everyone,
Question about an 07 precedent...if I want to convert my cart to a 72V setup, does anything need to be changed outside of the controller, solenoid and motor? Just wondering if the factory harness can handle 72v. If I'm remembering correctly things like the reverse buzzer and key switch run off 48v but not sure about things like the mcor or elsewhere. Already have removed OBC and currently running an allied lithium pack with 400a Alltrax. I realize I'd need a new 12v converter (new pack would have its own 12v out) and would need a new charger. Thanks! |
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04-19-2021, 05:15 AM
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Re: 72 Volt Conversion 07 Precedent
Is this the wrong forum for this question?
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