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Re: Battery drain acceptable after 500/400/2gauge install?
With ammo prices falling, you have to spend your money someplace, right? Might as well be a tricked out golf cart! Besides, if you look good rolling up to the course, you'll shoot better!
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Re: Battery drain acceptable after 500/400/2gauge install?
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07-24-2017, 08:41 AM
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Gone Wild
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Location: Orlando, FL
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Re: Battery drain acceptable after 500/400/2gauge install?
You can also call David Hicks at Revolution Golf Cars for the turn signal upgrade. Factory turn signal from CC and plugs into the existing harness behind dash. No other parts are needed. I just added this to my cart about a month ago. Great service as asways from David.
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