Owner | Dean Borchert | ||||
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Location | Queen Creek, Arizona United States map | ||||
Web/Email | WebPage | ||||
Vehicle | 1930 Ford A Model A frame, boxed, front suicide spring perch, split wishbone, Wilwood front disks, 22 Ga. sheetmetal body, marine plywood flooring, Autometer gauges, Kirky Sprintcar seats, Corvair steering box, Hand built Vee windshield, Satin Green paint with Satin clear Polyurethane top coat. | ||||
Motor | US Motor 20 HP custom wound by Ivan's Motors-Tucson 3-Phase AC A US Motors 20 HP aluminum motor core. Completely rewound for EV duties. 18 Ga mag wire, 72 feet per phase, 12 strands per phase-2 layers, 48 strand motor leads, permanently Delta, basket weave, 48 slot stator skipping slots. Halls effect RPM sensor for tach. | ||||
Drivetrain | 80Kw AC motor/650 amp controller, 130AH CALB cells, Direct drive (no transmission), electric reversing by controller Ford 8.8 rear axle- 6.14 gears, hand-made everything. | ||||
Controller | Curtis 1238-7601 650 AMP | ||||
Batteries | 36 CALB/Skyenergy 130AHA, 3.40 Volt, Lithium Iron Phosphate Last of the old batch out of the factory.... | ||||
System Voltage | 122 Volts | ||||
Charger | Elcon PFC2500 Black, set too low to fully charge my pack by Elcon USA........ | ||||
Heater | NONE | ||||
DC/DC Converter | Meanwell 40amp A good product | ||||
Instrumentation | Autometer cluster, Curtis 840, Digital cell voltmeter, digital pack temperature for both packs. | ||||
Top Speed | 60 MPH (96 KPH) Bumpy, nimble, fun. | ||||
Acceleration | about V6 mustang, | ||||
Range | 52 Miles (83 Kilometers) It pencils out to 65 theoretical miles. | ||||
Watt Hours/Mile | 11.5 KW @ 40mph | ||||
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Seating Capacity | 2 adults | ||||
Curb Weight | 1 Pounds (0 Kilograms) 1,900 Lbs.(scaled) | ||||
Tires | 7.00-15 Bias nylon | ||||
Conversion Time | 1 year | ||||
Conversion Cost | 12,000 for conversion,12,000 again for the car. | ||||
Kids, dont do this at home! LOL This is my third EV. My first total, ground up build of a street car. This was a frame-up scratch build. It took a lifetime of skills and knowledge to do.(and 7 years due to funding) A conversion would be a great first car. DO not do a custom build. Miz |