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Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States
Condition:New Brand:all4carts MPN:conversion1228

 Club Car DS Golf Cart Battery Conversion Kit

Change your 12 volt batteries over to 8 volt batteries.

This Item is for a club car ds vehicle that currently has (4) 12 volt batteries that you want to install (6) 8 volt batteries instead for longer life or cheaper cost.

  • Installation Instructions
  • All Aluminum Hardware
  • Battery Hold Downs
  • Nuts and Brackets

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