I have built and driven fast Minis for 40 years and and have a massive love of the A-Series and all that goes with it. My family say that I have petrol in my veins - but I must admit, that you have done something quite special here. In terms of performance you have certainly nailed it - and your kits will doubtless help more classic Minis to stay on the road - good for you.
Later Minis that are not yet tax exempt perhaps, as they are affected by the growing number of emission zones. But the prospect of rebuilding an A series every other decade sounds far more affordable than replacing batteries, which are used to start with. With the low amount of generally summer miles done by most remaining real Minis, I don't see the use benefit case.
I see your point, but my assumption (perhaps flawed) is that the typical person who builds or commissions an electric Mini (or an electric version of any classic) is a lot less worried about vfm than I would be. I love the A-series and never have much cash, so my choice is sadly an easy one.🙂
Creating kits, now you're talking! I watched you guys since the get go. Constantly impressed which Electric Classics. Excellent business ideas backed up by excellent technicians. To quote EEV "winner winner chicken dinner"!
It occurred to me when I was watching your conversion in a day video that you could make drop-in kits for popular conversations, and now you have! Would love to see a video of this being fitted
Another great video and I'm really enjoying this series. The perfect level of tech and detail to get a look under the skirts but not enough to make it confusing.
If the cables are pre crimped, not sure why this kit couldn’t be sold to the general public, I know I’d have no trouble installing one. Looks great regardless, I’d love one some day, I’m only 30 mins away too 😄
Awesome thanks for the video. Now if you could make something like this for my 710 M Pinzgauer. I would be in heaven. Love your videos, still miss the show on Motortrend. Cheers for across the pond.
I think you should also do a competency test for individuals who want to install it themselves. I'm not an EV installer but i'd love the kit and i'm more than qualified to install it. I'm in a country that probably wont have many installers. I also wouldn't trust the install of my special vehicle to someone else. A little bit of holistic understanding of the purchaser might lead to more satisfied sales.
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant. I would love to convert my dutch mini to electric on short notice to keep it on the road. Looking forward to more information regarding availability in the eu and eventual pricepoint. Damn, this is thought out well. Driving with the tesla small motor must be fun.
150 mile range? Not bad and I bet it feels like a rocket with all that power. A simple EV without all the useless junk they put in modern cars, the main car brands could learn a lot from you. Also I want one.
💯 2003 gas car key-FOB failed, so used physical key to go shopping (+ new key-FOB battery)… only to discover my new 12v battery was defective (0.27v). First thought, new fully electric (locks, no physical key) EV would I need a brick, bust window? 😀🤷🏻😀
@@gr8dvd The same with the handbrake, if you lost power and your accessory battery (12v) wasn't a 100% you would lose that safety net and if it fails when the car is parked you have to remove trim to use the back up release. All electronic toys are just more things to fail and the cheaper they make them the higher the chance they will let you down. End of the day there's nothing wrong with leaving some things machinal. I'll tell you my family has had cars with the electronic handbrake and the things have never worked right meaning the cars have always had to be left in gear to stop them rolling on hills, these were new cars as well.
@@gr8dvd I have an automatic but a classic car. I hate relaying on stuff that has a high chance to fail, machinal will always work even if you lose power.
I’m really wanting to covert my Ford Fiesta ST 3 seeing that Ford isn’t going to be making any I think you guys could actually show them how it’s done ! Nice work love the show
Love this! Would love to go for this type of swap down the road. The under seat battery box is genius. Cutting the boot floor out for a battery box that fits between the subframe could mean you keep boot space
@@ElectricClassicCarsHi Folks - nice work on the kit. I have a question: How much boot space does the rear pack consume? Is there any usable space left? Can you still slide a spare tire (maybe a compact spare) in on top of the pack? I think if I were to convert my '91 Cooper I would want to flatten out the boot floor by cutting out the basin for the spare tire and welding in a plate, but then put one of those external spare tire hangers under the boot floor in the middle of the subframe, and also convert the battery box so that it has a waterproof hatch on it so that the lithium 12V battery could be stowed away underneath to preserve boot space but still be accessible without having to remove the main pack. Anyway: how much boot space remains with your kit? And have you considered a lower voltage / lower hp motor and shorter "commuter/shopping" range setup that might omit the need for the rear pack altogether?
I found a photo that Richard emailed and the boot battery box height only gets to about halfway up the taillights, so you could still get a few groceries (or possibly a spate tire) in there while preserving the 4-seater-ness that so many other Mini EV conversions don't. Here's the photo: drive.google.com/file/d/1cnHjW86QQtIuxIaaG6wnj9uxWS74VLEI/view?usp=drivesdk That's really quite good!
Love the company and the whole idea of electric cars, but I have to be honest, I find the lack of candour about prices really irritating. Most people are not expecting them to be cheap, so why not just be up front about the cost? Moggy doesn’t know the cost of his company’s own kit? C’mon!!! Keep the vids coming though and let’s have more 1303 Beetle content. 👍
I would love to see one of the kits for the gt turbo starlet or the 4 door starlet .... That would be awesome.... Also the Suzuki samurai and the Geo tracker
I would love a classic car electrified! I've had a Zoe and now run a Kia Soul ev and love it. But a classic with that kit? Wow, yes please, but my time is running out !
Have you guys looked at adding an ultra capacitor set-up to prolong the life of said batteries? Look up Skelton technologies based out of Germany, originally based out of Estonia of all places.
Wow how good is this . Well done you for making this BIG BIG step forward .you have seen the future ,hope you sell thousands of this New idea . Hats off to you Sir .I always watch your vids in AWE 👍👍👍👍
I have 2003 Ford Focus SVT. Wish there was a easy bolt in EV conversion! Is there any electric motor transmission adapter for a Ford SVT six speed transmission! I was told the 6 speed is the same trany that the mini-cooper has. I’d like to adapt a electric motor to the trans, stick it in second gear and drive it. Add a controller, batteries and what ever else I would need and just drive it locally! Any conversions like that available?
Liked the video. I didn't hear the price. Also, I read one of the comments was that the range is only 150 miles. Until these units can go at least 300 miles and that they can be recharge quickly then I see very little conversion use for this product.
Mini is fun All that power through the front small wheels wizzzzzz Have you thought RWD one? For me, a mini RWD or AWD pick-up Mini. Original and FUN Mini small box, new Mini is a bloated big thing mini
It's sad but I'm glad they say right at the beginning they only sell to approved installers. I'm looking for a basic kit I can buy and install myself even if I have to work out many of the problems of installing for my specific vehicle and getting it all to work myself. I can get an old forklift motor or something but I'm sure someone will provide a better solution than that, a kit which includes a modern motor, controllers, charging solutions, either a battery pack or instructions on making one, etc.
If its a direct bolt in kit why cant it be a diy project, i under stand what you mean by danger of shock but if all the cabling its cut to size and all relevant plugs are on then surly is only when the batteries are fully charged that issues can arise so as long as someone is competent and care was taken then these bolt in kits would be great, people build kit cars all the time. what battery modules are used in the conversions. Big thumbs up 👍👍
my name is Fabricio I am from Costa Rica and I want to convert a Lexus LX450 to electric with a range of about 250 km, do you think it could be possible?
Have you thought about having a CHAdeMO connector in the second twin tank filler. I think it should fit if the type 2 connector fits. Then you could have slow (50Kw max) rapid charging. Adaptors from CHAdeMO to CCS are quite good and this would give your kit better usability for long trips or those who can't charge at home.
When you lay the kit out on the floor like there is not a lot to it is there? Understand your reasons for only supplying to approved installers for the health & safety aspect but not everyone can afford to do it that way. What's the estimated fitting time on one of these, assume drive in drive out model? Love what you guys are doing, paving the way for everyone else and looking forward to seeing what Gildred does with it and if he races his Super Cooper against it!
Some cars like the Honda Jazz had an AWD version available in the home Japanese market. I wonder if it would be possible to make a really small low cost conversion to add about 75hp to the rear wheels that could be switched to either be used regeneratively around town with the engine off but retaining the engine to allow very long distances away from charge points, or as a combined power alternative to the K24 swaps that some people do? EDIT: I guess you would need the engine on at all times to power the standard assisted-steering and assisted-brakes without modification, but if the throttle pedal were adjusted to give inversely proportional amounts of electric regenerative effect for the first 2cm of depression and positive power after 2cm depression, and the petrol engine only gave power after 3cm depression, there would be great saving of stop/start wastage as well as doubling the available power for standing-start acceleration without much wheelspin.
Nice kit. It would definitely open the market up if you could do a truly idiot proof version that was fully sealed and had HV connectors without open terminals so that it could be done DIY by those not so deep of pocket. A bit further down the line I could see a market for a kit for the not quite so bloated R50 R52 R53 BMW Minis being popular, 300 bhp would still be more than enough and a bit more battery space available?
@@BH-ln5pt I think those French kits are for other small cars as well and are subsidised by the French government. I believe they are very low power and the range is quite poor. Possibly only good for city commuting?
This is one that ECC converted and starred in a TV show in the UK. This is a link to Pedro and the owner trying it out. ruclips.net/video/fKWe1R1bWOM/видео.html
Thats the custom resto shop i wanna do. Order in kits for electric conversion bolt-in. I have a p1800 that i wanna do that too and use s2000 rear suspension. The whole chassis is only about 2” off than the s2000.
Older minis don't have a brake servo, later variants possibly do but if batteries increase weight you'd likely want to upgrade brakes from drum to disc in any case.
Would be great to see a start to finish conversion using one of these kits.
Agreed.
On vintage voltage
This also gets my vote. Either straight up conversion or a mini with lots of engine parts missing, prime for an EV conversion.
see ruclips.net/video/fKWe1R1bWOM/видео.html it's not identical though..
ruclips.net/video/fKWe1R1bWOM/видео.html
I have built and driven fast Minis for 40 years and and have a massive love of the A-Series and all that goes with it. My family say that I have petrol in my veins - but I must admit, that you have done something quite special here. In terms of performance you have certainly nailed it - and your kits will doubtless help more classic Minis to stay on the road - good for you.
Later Minis that are not yet tax exempt perhaps, as they are affected by the growing number of emission zones.
But the prospect of rebuilding an A series every other decade sounds far more affordable than replacing batteries, which are used to start with.
With the low amount of generally summer miles done by most remaining real Minis, I don't see the use benefit case.
I see your point, but my assumption (perhaps flawed) is that the typical person who builds or commissions an electric Mini (or an electric version of any classic) is a lot less worried about vfm than I would be. I love the A-series and never have much cash, so my choice is sadly an easy one.🙂
Absolutely fantastic! Now when you can ready these kits for home installers, then were talking business. Keep up the good work and Cheers to you.
Creating kits, now you're talking! I watched you guys since the get go. Constantly impressed which Electric Classics. Excellent business ideas backed up by excellent technicians. To quote EEV "winner winner chicken dinner"!
It occurred to me when I was watching your conversion in a day video that you could make drop-in kits for popular conversations, and now you have! Would love to see a video of this being fitted
Another great video and I'm really enjoying this series. The perfect level of tech and detail to get a look under the skirts but not enough to make it confusing.
Love to see your Defender kit laid out!
Kudos on filling a big gap in the market. Please succeed and bring your artisan work to the masses!
Glad you’re utilising that gearstick mechanism that the owner of the mini designed and built. What a great piece of design!
Damn, there is no option to like it twice. I've been waiting for this!
A kit for something like the VW Syncro Camper would be absolutely amazing
Very cool, fun to see all elements neatly layed out and explained likewise.
If the cables are pre crimped, not sure why this kit couldn’t be sold to the general public, I know I’d have no trouble installing one.
Looks great regardless, I’d love one some day, I’m only 30 mins away too 😄
No conversion costs listed anywhere I see. Sure sign of a quality organization. XD
Apart from the FAQ page on our website, or if you called us to discuss, or if you emailed to ask, or if you DM'd us to ask. 😆😂🤣
looking to create a conversion business after university. will watch more of this! thanks guys!
Great to see such kits become available. Hopefully won't be too many years before similar kits available for my 2004 audi a4 1.9tdi
I love the quality and effort that you put in these kits.
This is a good business model..
Make a lot for most popular cars/conversions..
A 4x4 dual motor setup for the mini would be great too... 😊 👍
An incredibly packaged conversion.
Awesome thanks for the video. Now if you could make something like this for my 710 M Pinzgauer. I would be in heaven. Love your videos, still miss the show on Motortrend. Cheers for across the pond.
AEMEV did a 71 Pinzgauer. ruclips.net/video/zw_xOr_cOVY/видео.html
I think you should also do a competency test for individuals who want to install it themselves. I'm not an EV installer but i'd love the kit and i'm more than qualified to install it. I'm in a country that probably wont have many installers. I also wouldn't trust the install of my special vehicle to someone else. A little bit of holistic understanding of the purchaser might lead to more satisfied sales.
I’m in the Philippines and would love to convert and old classic…
Brilliant, I hope we get to see the Defender kit in a video too!
That's a good idea. We'll do a video on one of them before the next one ships out. 👍
@@ElectricClassicCars Yesssss
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant. I would love to convert my dutch mini to electric on short notice to keep it on the road. Looking forward to more information regarding availability in the eu and eventual pricepoint. Damn, this is thought out well. Driving with the tesla small motor must be fun.
Can you inform me a little if you gathered more intel? :-) Dutch fan here as well.
Love the quality of the videos you have done on these ⚡
If it’s not available to the public,then it’s not a bolt in kit,,,all cars are bolt in kits....
I would love a kit like this for a suzuki Samurai (Jimny) in north America. Great piece of engineering!
Nice product! Need a kit for my A-class!
150 mile range? Not bad and I bet it feels like a rocket with all that power.
A simple EV without all the useless junk they put in modern cars, the main car brands could learn a lot from you.
Also I want one.
💯 2003 gas car key-FOB failed, so used physical key to go shopping (+ new key-FOB battery)… only to discover my new 12v battery was defective (0.27v). First thought, new fully electric (locks, no physical key) EV would I need a brick, bust window? 😀🤷🏻😀
@@gr8dvd The same with the handbrake, if you lost power and your accessory battery (12v) wasn't a 100% you would lose that safety net and if it fails when the car is parked you have to remove trim to use the back up release.
All electronic toys are just more things to fail and the cheaper they make them the higher the chance they will let you down.
End of the day there's nothing wrong with leaving some things machinal.
I'll tell you my family has had cars with the electronic handbrake and the things have never worked right meaning the cars have always had to be left in gear to stop them rolling on hills, these were new cars as well.
@@dave4803 Handbrake fail, aka EMERGENCY brake… that’s a hazard & under-reported! Kits/custom rebuild looking better & better perhaps one that uses manual shifter (different driving modes), never owned/wanted an automatic.
@@gr8dvd I have an automatic but a classic car. I hate relaying on stuff that has a high chance to fail, machinal will always work even if you lose power.
I’m really wanting to covert my Ford Fiesta ST 3 seeing that Ford isn’t going to be making any I think you guys could actually show them how it’s done ! Nice work love the show
Love this! Would love to go for this type of swap down the road. The under seat battery box is genius. Cutting the boot floor out for a battery box that fits between the subframe could mean you keep boot space
That's correct regards the boot floor but the idea behind this is to not cut anything and simply have a bolt-in kit. 👍
@@ElectricClassicCars of course 👍
@@ElectricClassicCarsHi Folks - nice work on the kit. I have a question: How much boot space does the rear pack consume? Is there any usable space left? Can you still slide a spare tire (maybe a compact spare) in on top of the pack? I think if I were to convert my '91 Cooper I would want to flatten out the boot floor by cutting out the basin for the spare tire and welding in a plate, but then put one of those external spare tire hangers under the boot floor in the middle of the subframe, and also convert the battery box so that it has a waterproof hatch on it so that the lithium 12V battery could be stowed away underneath to preserve boot space but still be accessible without having to remove the main pack. Anyway: how much boot space remains with your kit? And have you considered a lower voltage / lower hp motor and shorter "commuter/shopping" range setup that might omit the need for the rear pack altogether?
I found a photo that Richard emailed and the boot battery box height only gets to about halfway up the taillights, so you could still get a few groceries (or possibly a spate tire) in there while preserving the 4-seater-ness that so many other Mini EV conversions don't.
Here's the photo:
drive.google.com/file/d/1cnHjW86QQtIuxIaaG6wnj9uxWS74VLEI/view?usp=drivesdk
That's really quite good!
@@jamespotter5729 oh wow yeah that’s not bad at all
I'd love to see a head-to-head performance comparison of this EV mini versus the Project Binky mini.
Love the company and the whole idea of electric cars, but I have to be honest, I find the lack of candour about prices really irritating.
Most people are not expecting them to be cheap, so why not just be up front about the cost? Moggy doesn’t know the cost of his company’s own kit? C’mon!!!
Keep the vids coming though and let’s have more 1303 Beetle content. 👍
The cost changes, but the video is there (almost) forever! So would promptly be out of date
if you have to ask, you can't afford it
@@nc3826 if you dont have to ask , buy a tesla
@@whocares264 thx for proof...
of what happens... when you stop asking questions, enjoy ;)
@@nc3826 thanks,i will
I would love to see one of the kits for the gt turbo starlet or the 4 door starlet .... That would be awesome.... Also the Suzuki samurai and the Geo tracker
whooo, with the weight in the trunk 300 hp and fine tuned geometry this should be a beast to drive
I would love a classic car electrified! I've had a Zoe and now run a Kia Soul ev and love it. But a classic with that kit? Wow, yes please, but my time is running out !
Have you guys looked at adding an ultra capacitor set-up to prolong the life of said batteries? Look up Skelton technologies based out of Germany, originally based out of Estonia of all places.
I hope to see more and more of these bolt-in EV conversion kits for classic cars of all types from multiple companies around the world.
hello great job.
you specify using 31kwh battery pack , do you use tesla packs and in what quantity.
thank to your answerd
Really nice video!!! Tks for sharing
Thank you so much for bringing this to market, Is this ok for Australian
Yes. Contact our partners down there, Jaunt. 👍
I hope your electrics are better than all the other British cars I’ve had the pleasure of dealing with ⚡️Seriously though, really cool 😎
Wow how good is this . Well done you for making this BIG BIG step forward .you have seen the future ,hope you sell thousands of this New idea . Hats off to you Sir .I always watch your vids in AWE 👍👍👍👍
Wow, brilliant, make these for VW mk1 golf fitment and please look into a partner to install your kits in South Africa, please!!!
Brilliant with the kits!!
I just has to add to the voices of admiration - beautiful kit! Do you have a conversion kit of a Rolls Royce Silver Shadow perchance? :)
Thanks. No RR kit yet!
Hi, this looks very well done. You mentioned it's going to the States. Do you have any installers in Canada?
Great work.... any promise of having a kit for old 1969 Mercedes benz w114/5 in the near future? ;)
That is the craziest "Jack the Ripper" mutton chop beard!! Never seen that one before.
does this conversion take away the frunk and trunk space for the car chosen to be modified. One of the benefits of electric cars is the frunk space
Is there a leaf or Zoe based kit rather than Tesla?
Great video, but why Tesla motor, though? Maybe a less powerful drive would make more sense economically and in terms of range?
Cool
Great concept.
Your video is very good and you just have every one on your side in this great idea.
Please could you give a cost for VWT5 conversion.
I have 2003 Ford Focus SVT. Wish there was a easy bolt in EV conversion! Is there any electric motor transmission adapter for a Ford SVT six speed transmission! I was told the 6 speed is the same trany that the mini-cooper has. I’d like to adapt a electric motor to the trans, stick it in second gear and drive it. Add a controller, batteries and what ever else I would need and just drive it locally! Any conversions like that available?
Compatible with an 96 MK3 Cabrio ?
you can also make Mustang 2005 v6 electric like that
Let us know when you have done an MGB kit!
Liked the video. I didn't hear the price. Also, I read one of the comments was that the range is only 150 miles. Until these units can go at least 300 miles and that they can be recharge quickly then I see very little conversion use for this product.
Mini is fun
All that power through the front small wheels wizzzzzz Have you thought RWD one?
For me, a mini RWD or AWD pick-up Mini. Original and FUN Mini small box, new Mini is a bloated big thing mini
Shout out to AG batteries, I had one in a BMW K1300S. :)
What gearbox is used when mounting this bolt in kit to the Mini? How does the new Automatic gear shifter work with this? Thanks
There is no gearbox. The Tesla drivetrain includes an inbuilt gear reduction unit. 👍
It would be nice to see this homologated for use in France.
Have you thought about kits for more modern cars like a fiat 500 or a fiesta?
I have a classic mini shortly and want this kit
It's sad but I'm glad they say right at the beginning they only sell to approved installers. I'm looking for a basic kit I can buy and install myself even if I have to work out many of the problems of installing for my specific vehicle and getting it all to work myself. I can get an old forklift motor or something but I'm sure someone will provide a better solution than that, a kit which includes a modern motor, controllers, charging solutions, either a battery pack or instructions on making one, etc.
Where can i buy this?
Howdy...hows the drive train comnected?
Drive shafts
If its a direct bolt in kit why cant it be a diy project, i under stand what you mean by danger of shock but if all the cabling its cut to size and all relevant plugs are on then surly is only when the batteries are fully charged that issues can arise so as long as someone is competent and care was taken then these bolt in kits would be great, people build kit cars all the time. what battery modules are used in the conversions. Big thumbs up 👍👍
Litigation.....
Would you make one for a Nissan Murano 2015? I am looking for a kit with a ~65 kWh battery. And how much would it cost?
wont need brakes due to regenerative braking, motor reverses and becomes a generator to chrge battery
my name is Fabricio I am from Costa Rica and I want to convert a Lexus LX450 to electric with a range of about 250 km, do you think it could be possible?
Do you have a similar kit for 1966 VW beetle?
Have you thought about having a CHAdeMO connector in the second twin tank filler. I think it should fit if the type 2 connector fits. Then you could have slow (50Kw max) rapid charging. Adaptors from CHAdeMO to CCS are quite good and this would give your kit better usability for long trips or those who can't charge at home.
I appreciate the work that has gone into that kit. I was wondering if a 'fast road' setting might be ideal to add to road and track?
and plans for mk1 / mk2 golf kits ?
I am interested to know why use such a high HP motor? Seems like the range could go longer with a small motor, but maybe not?
Because it slotted right in. It's not anywhere near that peak HP now for various reasons such as pack voltage etc.
When you lay the kit out on the floor like there is not a lot to it is there? Understand your reasons for only supplying to approved installers for the health & safety aspect but not everyone can afford to do it that way. What's the estimated fitting time on one of these, assume drive in drive out model? Love what you guys are doing, paving the way for everyone else and looking forward to seeing what Gildred does with it and if he races his Super Cooper against it!
With a good experienced team you could install it in a few days. 👍
Some cars like the Honda Jazz had an AWD version available in the home Japanese market. I wonder if it would be possible to make a really small low cost conversion to add about 75hp to the rear wheels that could be switched to either be used regeneratively around town with the engine off but retaining the engine to allow very long distances away from charge points, or as a combined power alternative to the K24 swaps that some people do?
EDIT: I guess you would need the engine on at all times to power the standard assisted-steering and assisted-brakes without modification, but if the throttle pedal were adjusted to give inversely proportional amounts of electric regenerative effect for the first 2cm of depression and positive power after 2cm depression, and the petrol engine only gave power after 3cm depression, there would be great saving of stop/start wastage as well as doubling the available power for standing-start acceleration without much wheelspin.
what is the ball park kinda figures for kits ?
we talking 10k, 20k, 50k more ?
Which shops carry your kits in USA (specially in Illinois)? Thanks!
Who are some of your approved installers in the USA? West Coast?
Gildred Racing 👍
Gilded racing.. you would need a lottery win just to enter their premises 😱😱😱
Imagine asking them to open the bonnet/hood! 🤯😅😅
Great idea, can't wait to fit one in my Tesla.
Better to put the A-Series engine in the Tesla 😉🤣
How close does this kit come to original weight distributions ?
Could you make a Conversion kit for a Suzuki Jimny?
Nice kit. It would definitely open the market up if you could do a truly idiot proof version that was fully sealed and had HV connectors without open terminals so that it could be done DIY by those not so deep of pocket. A bit further down the line I could see a market for a kit for the not quite so bloated R50 R52 R53 BMW Minis being popular, 300 bhp would still be more than enough and a bit more battery space available?
High power is relatively easy with electric motors. Fitting in large enough batteries is not.
@@BH-ln5pt I think those French kits are for other small cars as well and are subsidised by the French government. I believe they are very low power and the range is quite poor. Possibly only good for city commuting?
When my 2014 MINI Coupe R58 JCW conks out I will go this route to keep it going.
Maybe addition of a AC unit or AC / heater combo unit ? In the States like AC
Would like to see a finished car . And maybe a test drive.
This is one that ECC converted and starred in a TV show in the UK. This is a link to Pedro and the owner trying it out. ruclips.net/video/fKWe1R1bWOM/видео.html
How much does such a set cost? And is it possible to install something like this on a VW Touareg GP?
Thats the custom resto shop i wanna do. Order in kits for electric conversion bolt-in. I have a p1800 that i wanna do that too and use s2000 rear suspension. The whole chassis is only about 2” off than the s2000.
Are there any trade-offs (power losses etc) with having 3 separate battery boxes, instead of having just 1?
Not really. Spreading the weight helps with weight distribution and handling that’s for sure. 👍
Love it, what about the vacuum for the braking system, how many hours to install the kit, and how long it takes you to build the kit?
Older minis don't have a brake servo, later variants possibly do but if batteries increase weight you'd likely want to upgrade brakes from drum to disc in any case.
@@stumac869 umm yeah especially if you’re in Track Mode @300hp!
They could use electric servos instead of vacuum power assisted brakes.
@John T. yeah, like what Tesla has
@@johnt.848 or a small Vaccum pump on a servo
Hi , do you guys have a kit for Triumph Spitfire mk4?
Do you have kit wit Aircon instead of heater. For asia
The 70’s called and would like their sideburns back
hi
I would like to know how much the kit is for the mini kit,
Amazing ! ..... Can I enable this system in my TD-42 y60 diesel Nissan patrol?
Surely there's a way to make it safe for us to bolt in. Just have all the cables hidden so there's no risk of touching high voltage ?