EASY LiFePO4 36v golf cart upgrade under $900 Eco-Worthy fits in 6v battery space

Scored this on Ebay was going to use on my old ezgo with resistor type speed controller, but the BMS stalled once. Moved it to my new project with a modern electronic speed control and has been working flawlessly with hills and a payload. The speed controller can go up to 250amp but so for and rarely see it go over 100amp. Key here on what I have seen on the internet is you cannot go over 2hp motor. Most 36v carts are 2hp. The Eco-worthy were the best value I saw out there. No modification needed on my 1992 marathon. Lithium

[@EcoWorthySolar]

Thank you very much for your support, I wish you all the best in your work and life！

[@RCThis]

I like it!!! Might do this

[@sweetpigfarm3645]

Lifepo4 batts are only getting cheaper!

[@bigshowradio_550]

I am looking tonight at an Eco Worthy 48 volt 50ah pack. I'm planning on buying one for my stock Club Car DS. I'm not sure what the stock horse power on the motor is but I sure don't want to be tripping a battery! I'm looking to become a dealer of a lithium brand that doesn't break the bank but will out perform lead acid. Eco Worthy has a great price but don't want to be stuck with something that won't perform. Thanks for the video!

[@sweetpigfarm3645]

50ah won't be enough maybe two in parallel

[@BtreBb]

What’s the bms rating on 2 in paralllel?