10-28-2018, 09:35 AM | #1 |
Gone Wild
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Saint Petersburg, FL
Posts: 2,089
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DIY Lithium Conversion
So I see there are many lithium conversions going on, many spending quite a lot to do so. I wanted to play too, but I couldn't spend as much on the project as others.
I paid $550 for the batteries, several hundo on stuff I didn't end up needing. I did end up with an Alltrax controller later, but that's really optional. There are risks with this approach, but I did it for considerably less than the bolt in options. Start out: Stock drive train 2011 Ezgo TXT48 in freedom mode with 6" lift and 23" tires. I removed all six 8v lead acid batteries and the accessory 12v deep cycle batt. For lithium batteries I purchased two modules from a Chevy volt. A 48v module (12 cell) and a 24v (6 cell) module. I could just use the 48, but it maxed out at 50.4V if you charged it 100% and I wanted more V for more speed. I could not use the entire battery as a traction pack, so I used 14 cells for the traction pack, this left 4 cells which I am using as the 12v accessory battery. I know those who are familiar are wondering about the max V, we'll get to that in the next few posts... Also, I did some boneheaded moves that I saw other people recommending, those will also be in the next few posts! Here is the pack after install Day 1. |
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