Reply With Quotewhat's up Chris....
Check out Costco for 6 volt batteries.
...for you guru's!
I got a price on 6volt Trojan's for $50 and wonder if I should stick with a 36v setup on my new toy or go up to a 48v..?? I want to step up to a larger hp motor so what would be the better? Is there a big difference between the two?? :messedup:
what's up Chris....
Check out Costco for 6 volt batteries.
what's up Chris....
Check out Costco for 6 volt batteries.
I don't think I will find a cheaper price for a battery...??
...for you guru's!
I got a price on 6volt Trojan's for $50 and wonder if I should stick with a 36v setup on my new toy or go up to a 48v..?? I want to step up to a larger hp motor so what would be the better? Is there a big difference between the two?? :messedup:
If you upgrade to larger motor you will have to upgrade your cables, controller, and charger. 36v isn't bad for a larger motor but the battery life won't be as long as a 48v setup and you could burn up your existing 6ga cables and/or controller. My $.02
...for you guru's!
I got a price on 6volt Trojan's for $50 and wonder if I should stick with a 36v setup on my new toy or go up to a 48v..?? I want to step up to a larger hp motor so what would be the better? Is there a big difference between the two?? :messedup:
Where are you getting Trojan's for $50? I paid $80 last year.
I don't think I will find a cheaper price for a battery...??
May not be cheaper, but ou can't beat their warranty :idea:
Where are you getting Trojan's for $50? I paid $80 last year.
...if you need some let me know
I used to work for Trojan Battery
Is the Trojan deal a retail store? I am not ready for more but I hate to drive 75 miles to Temecula to get them.
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