I will soon be replacing the lead acid golf cart batteries in my truck
with lithium cells (from a Nissan Leaf).
Currently, the battery boxes are lined with (decaying) 3/16" plywood, as
well as 1/2" insulation foam on the bottom, as well as surrounding the
batteries.
I'm interested in replacing the plywood with something non-conductive,
and chemically inert (won't rot). It should be 3/16 (or thinner). I
think I'd prefer rigid material, but would consider spray tack adhesive
and a roll of rubberized material of some sort as well.
I plan on using the 1/2" foam again inside of it, so it doesn't need to
be very shock absorbing.
What suggestions do people have? I'm willing to pay up to three times
as much as 3/16th plywood would cost, but the cheaper the better. I'd
prefer things that can be purchased at a Home-Depot or Lowes, although
I've ordered from McMaster Carr before....
Thanks,
Jay
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