Quick Extreme Team battery question

[jonr3]

I just bought a 72v Extreme Team lithium battery from a local authorized dealer. It came with the battery, the gauge/gauge wire, a shunt, and the charger.
• No wiring instructions
• No owner's manual
• No operator's manual
• No warranty/registration card
• Nothing

I sent an email to Blake and Sherri last week, and to Brittany yesterday, but have not heard back from them.

For those of you who have purchase one, did you get ANY documentation or instructions?

[mnealuf]

I bought get a 100ah, 48v a couple months ago and did not.

[snoop911]

I have purchased 3 batteries and they all came with instructions very detailed also it came in a pack with the meter, bolts/screws ,etc..

[jonr3]

Originally Posted by snoop911

I have purchased 3 batteries and they all came with instructions very detailed also it came in a pack with the meter, bolts/screws ,etc..

Thanks! I just got another Extreme Team 72V battery for my other cart and it came with everything I needed to install.

[gforce15]

Did you have to cut any wires to install this pack

[jonr3]

Originally Posted by gforce15

Did you have to cut any wires to install this pack

I had to do some re-wiring since I was switching from 48V to 72V (voltage reducer, bucket harness OEM lights, etc.

If I stayed with a 48V battery, it would have been a simple "remove & replace" of the lead acid batteries.

[jroftx]

was it a big difference going from 48 to 72 was it worth it ?

[jonr3]

Originally Posted by jroftx

was it a big difference going from 48 to 72 was it worth it ?

HUGE difference and ABSOLUTELY worth it for me. My carts are street legal and my town has lots of hills. I felt like a speed bump or a traffic hazard when I could only go 20 - 25 mph up the hills - even with a 48v lithium battery.

With 72 volts, I can now do the same hills at 40 - 45 mph and stay with the flow of traffic.