HiPA F-150

[MetroMPG]

Originally Posted by dremd

I asked; basically it was a time restraint; getting a fully functional vehicle ready in 6 weeks is quite the challange.

Getting a partially functional EV converted in 2 years is quite the challenge

Neat truck - the axle disc brakes is a clever way to comply.

[MetroMPG]

PS - dremd, thanks for the "on location" SEMA updates for the forum. Interesting stuff.

[dremd]

Originally Posted by MetroMPG

PS - dremd, thanks for the "on location" SEMA updates for the forum. Interesting stuff.

Very welcome!

I'm uploading more pics now; Next post will be about the aero concept Honda products (been saving that one).

[The Atomic Ass]

Originally Posted by captainslug

NHTSA and DMV safety regulations regarding brakes systems do not yet include electric motor regenerative braking.

I was being in jest. Now of course if I were building it, it wouldn't be "street legal". But I'd still drive it on the street.

[dremd]

Found the Spec sheet; I'll scan it when I get home tonight / tomorrow.

[gor]

brakes incorporated in Lorinser Easybird hub motors


can't post links:

Lorinser Easybird Conversion Smart ForTwo 2011
Easybrid Uses Hub Motor To Go Hybrid