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·If possible keep the batteries just in front of the rear tires and just at and behind the front tires. Keep the batteries as low as possible. My Ghia could only fit 16 batteries without building ugly battery boxes. That will be one hell of a heavy buggy with that many batteries on board. You will for sure need to beef up the suspension. I'd go for lithium if you want to have that voltage system on such a small vehicle.
As for that motor! I'd for sure build up some extra support for the motor so not all the weight is being held by the four bolts on the transmission. Why such a huge heavy motor? How are you going to charge the thing? What are you going to use for a DC DC converter? Where are you going to sit? Where is your passenger going to sit? Where is your controller going to fit? Buggies are small. Most are shortened by 14 inches and that is precious space for batteries. Not much room to successfully hang that many batteries safely.
Pete
As for that motor! I'd for sure build up some extra support for the motor so not all the weight is being held by the four bolts on the transmission. Why such a huge heavy motor? How are you going to charge the thing? What are you going to use for a DC DC converter? Where are you going to sit? Where is your passenger going to sit? Where is your controller going to fit? Buggies are small. Most are shortened by 14 inches and that is precious space for batteries. Not much room to successfully hang that many batteries safely.
Pete