Electric Car Kits - Why You Must Consider the Low Cost Alternatives Before You Buy

Have you thought about converting your car to runall the parts - including the batteries - to convert a
on electricity? A lot of people are doing it. If you arecar can be found locally for a very low cost and
one of them you may have come across some ofsometimes even for free. The time and effort spent
the many electric car conversion kits being soldlocating parts is easily paid for by the cost savings.
on-line by various retail outlets. Before you buy oneElectric motors are very durable. A reconditioned
though, you should know about a much cheapermotor will outlive any car you put it in. Why buy a
alternative that is just as reliable.new one for 10 times the cost? The same is true for
Kits work fine. The parts are all new and thebatteries. Reconditioned deep cycle batteries will last
instructions provided by the seller are usuallya long time and you might be surprised how easy
adequate to complete yourself. Kits are verythey are to find.
expensive though. Consumers will spend aboutEither way you go on this project, the work you
$7,000 on average for a kit powerful enough to runhave to do is pretty much the same for both
a small car. They will also spend another $1000 formethods. A kit car and a DIY car both go together
batteries, which aren't included in the kit.the same way so the extra money you spend on a
Now what if you could convert the same car forkit isn't going to buy you any time or convenience.
under $500? You can get the same power and rangeCheck out our recommended DIY electric car guide
for a little over 5% of what you would spend on aand see if it won't save you a lot of money on your
kit project with no additional work.conversion project.
If you know where to look and what to search for,