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Originally Posted by DarkXoa
so i looked around for 15 minutes and found this:
kellycontroller.com/brushless-hub-motors-c-21_62.html
any thoughts on the applicability of one of these?
I was looking at this one(kellycontroller.com/hub-motor-48v3kw-high-torquedisc-brake-p-158.html) specifically, as it mentions high torque 
also, can anyone tell me whether or not i'd have to have a 13" rim for this thing, or if it's just telling me that the damned thing is 13" in diameter? my stock tires are 14s that i plan on changing to 15s or 16s. definately dont wanna pick out a motor that puts me a step in the wrong direction.
Sorry about the absence of links... im a newb... T-T |
Read this thread (the whole thing)
Mira-Inboard Hub Motors - DIY Electric Car Forums
You need to install the motor(s) and modify them in exactly the way Ripperton demonstrates and then they will be usuable on a lightweight vehicle
Never mind he is the only person I know of to find an automotive use for these scooter motors.
Good Luck
Ryan