Why would you say that? Li FePO4 has one of the largest cycle life of any of them.?2000+ cycles. The Mitsubishi i-MiEV uses LiFePO4 cells. Maybe go with a larger Ah capacity to increase current limits. They only do 3C continuous. So that would be 180 Amps for a 60Ah cell.
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