Looking to purchase new solenoid for 84 club car

[LEMANSZ20]

Hey guys I see so many options for solenoids, does anyone have any links or brand recommendations that wont break in a week? It's hard to tell with the random reviews out there?

[Swan]

Call David Hicks at Revolution Golf Cars hes a site sponsor , The only place you will need
706-431-3917 info@revolutiongolfcars.com

https://www.revolutiongolfcars.com/

[LEMANSZ20]

His prices seem much higher then everyone else, I mean ive never dealt with him, but any particular reason?

[mrgolf]

Originally Posted by LEMANSZ20

His prices seem much higher then everyone else, I mean ive never dealt with him, but any particular reason?

You get what you pay for. Can't count the times people have bought cheep stuff from eBay or amozon and they failed r were bad from the start.

So in the long run you save by buying OEM good parts to start with.

[Dragracer_Art]

I tried saving a few dollars buying a 400a solenoid on amazon.
It bit me in the a$$ pretty bad.

Read all about it here:
http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...g-red-now.html

I got another 400a solenoid from David at Revolution and there were subtle but very noticeable differences between his genuine part and the amazon counterfeit unit.
At a quick glance they looked the same.
Don't take the chance with counterfeit junk. It cost me two Curtis controllers before figuring it out.

[Fairtax4me]

Originally Posted by LEMANSZ20

Hey guys I see so many options for solenoids, does anyone have any links or brand recommendations that wont break in a week? It's hard to tell with the random reviews out there?

Which one do you want? Quality parts or cheap parts? There’s no middle ground here. You truly do get what you pay for with golf cart parts.

Personally, I wouldn’t replace any solenoids on that cart. I’d revamp that whole cart and ditch all the solenoids and toaster coils and update it to a controller drive and 48v system. Longer range, better speed and power, and much more efficient.

[LEMANSZ20]

Originally Posted by Fairtax4me

Which one do you want? Quality parts or cheap parts? There’s no middle ground here. You truly do get what you pay for with golf cart parts.

Personally, I wouldn’t replace any solenoids on that cart. I’d revamp that whole cart and ditch all the solenoids and toaster coils and update it to a controller drive and 48v system. Longer range, better speed and power, and much more efficient.

Always is a middle ground on the contrary, just have to find it. A few sponsors have the factory solenoids for 10 bucks less a solenoid. And like in my case I want to change them all to just have everything fresh which is an additional $50.00.

Now if you come and tell me he has an over built solenoid, this is a very different conversation, hence why i ask the question.

[movin-on]

Plus when you buy from Dave you get his years of expertise and great customer service if you do have a problem...That alone is worth the extra cost for me...

[Dragracer_Art]

Originally Posted by LEMANSZ20

Always is a middle ground on the contrary, just have to find it. A few sponsors have the factory solenoids for 10 bucks less a solenoid. And like in my case I want to change them all to just have everything fresh which is an additional $50.00.

Now if you come and tell me he has an over built solenoid, this is a very different conversation, hence why i ask the question.

After dealing with Dave a time or two, you wont quabble over a few dollars. He may even be able to match or beat other prices, so maybe try asking ?

He is literally at your fingertips any time you have a question or need.
He has always answered my texts or phone calls promptly and ships quickly.

Not taking anything away from the other site sponsors... as Ive heard great things about others here too... but my experience is limited to Dave at Revolution and the service is nothing short of stellar.

[LEMANSZ20]

ill give him a ring, justy figured so many places tp shop hard to figure out where to go.