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Logic · 11-25-2022, 02:37 AM

Easiest way I can think of:
You get E-bikes with torque sensors,
ie: They sense how much torque you are putting in and then assist an adjustable amount, from say 10% to 90%.|

They also do regen:
Regen increases with applied brake pressure and the normal brakes kick in after max regen is happening.

Motors pushing 15KW and 180nm of torque are available for around 80 km/h.
See Endless Sphere forum.
Very knowledgeable folks over there that will assist with pleasure.

So a belt or chain around both inner CV joints, to 2 hub motors, geared to suite your road speeds will give 30 KW. (torque reduced due to gearing)

With the torque sensing; you don't need to integrate the system into your your accelerator.
Obviously said system can't provide 90% assist to a much heavier car, but the sensor system should be easy to mod with a resistor or such, or a simple controller software mod.

The brake lever sensor doodat should be simple to integrate into the brake pedal.

The battery packs and controller/s are all available 'off the shelf', if expensive.

11-25-2022, 02:37 AM	#60 (permalink)
Logic Master EcoModder Join Date: Aug 2022 Location: South Africa Posts: 351 Thanks: 117 Thanked 155 Times in 126 Posts	Easiest way I can think of: You get E-bikes with torque sensors, ie: They sense how much torque you are putting in and then assist an adjustable amount, from say 10% to 90%.\| They also do regen: Regen increases with applied brake pressure and the normal brakes kick in after max regen is happening. Motors pushing 15KW and 180nm of torque are available for around 80 km/h. See Endless Sphere forum. Very knowledgeable folks over there that will assist with pleasure. So a belt or chain around both inner CV joints, to 2 hub motors, geared to suite your road speeds will give 30 KW. (torque reduced due to gearing) With the torque sensing; you don't need to integrate the system into your your accelerator. Obviously said system can't provide 90% assist to a much heavier car, but the sensor system should be easy to mod with a resistor or such, or a simple controller software mod. The brake lever sensor doodat should be simple to integrate into the brake pedal. The battery packs and controller/s are all available 'off the shelf', if expensive. Last edited by Logic; 11-25-2022 at 02:46 AM..