Owner | Ryan Bohm | ||||||||
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Location | Logan, Utah United States map | ||||||||
Web/Email | WebPage | ||||||||
Vehicle | 1984 Nissan 200SX Turbo | ||||||||
Motor | Prestolite MTC 4001 Series Wound DC | ||||||||
Drivetrain | Original 5 speed with clutch | ||||||||
Controller | Cafe Electric Zilla Z1K 156V (LV) | ||||||||
Batteries | 12 Exide Orbital 34XCD, 12.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, AGM | ||||||||
System Voltage | 144 Volts | ||||||||
Charger | Manzanita Micro PFC20 | ||||||||
Heater | two 1500W Ceramic Elements | ||||||||
DC/DC Converter | Iota DLS-55 two 55 Amp supplies in parallel for a total of 110 Amps | ||||||||
Instrumentation | All original digital gauges will be used | ||||||||
Top Speed | 88 MPH (141 KPH) The highest I've actually gone is 84 mph. I need 88 for time travel :) | ||||||||
Acceleration | 0-60 in 13.6 seconds | ||||||||
Range | 15 Miles (24 Kilometers) I've gone 15 miles - it would probably go another 1 or 2, but not without battricide. My usual commute is about 5 miles. | ||||||||
Watt Hours/Mile | 375 Wh/Mile | ||||||||
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Seating Capacity | 2 adults | ||||||||
Curb Weight | 2,850 Pounds (1,295 Kilograms) Before conversion - I have yet to weigh it. It's probably within about 100 lbs original weight. | ||||||||
Tires | P205 65 R14 | ||||||||
Conversion Time | About 8 months to get it driving electric. Still making modifications. I've been using it as a test-bed for new products to sell on EV Source. | ||||||||
Conversion Cost | About $7500. | ||||||||
Additional Features | Aiming for an original look with guages. This model of 200SX has a digital dash and several status lamps along the passenger side of the dash. I will be using these existing driver information systems where possible. The current will be displayed where oil pressure was shown. Pack voltage will be displayed on the 14 bar fuel gauge. | ||||||||
Really fun to drive! The conversion website (WebPage will eventually be completed. I have hundreds of pictures, just haven't had time to get them up. |