'98 Peugeot 106 Electric
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'98 Peugeot 106 Electric
Getting tired of the 27hp motor and the old nicd battery pack (12kw new) that has a few dead cells so i can't drive anymore.
Looking to get more pawa! and range with a leaf swap or something fun by getting parts or better a salvage car.
We will see...
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Re: '98 106 Electric
Great project 300HP Leaf motor would be interesting
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Re: '98 106 Electric
1 year later i find a leaf battery, i am interested in swapping the motor also.
I am thinking of gettin the complete swap and wiring, remove all the wires i don't need, or use the options
available here.
So how much hp can you get with a can vcu on leaf motor and stock inverter?
I know the replacement board allows for around 200hp that is not bad.
Do i need modifications to use the stock leaf dc charger?
I am thinking of gettin the complete swap and wiring, remove all the wires i don't need, or use the options
available here.
So how much hp can you get with a can vcu on leaf motor and stock inverter?
I know the replacement board allows for around 200hp that is not bad.
Do i need modifications to use the stock leaf dc charger?
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Re: '98 Peugeot 106 Electric
The VCU allows for the stock 80 kW. The drop in board allows like 140 kW. I remember some youtube video where someone ran the charger and DC/DC converter.
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Re: '98 Peugeot 106 Electric
yes to be able to use the complete motor/inverter/charger unit would be the goal i can't find a video where all works.
The ResolveController does control all of that but is a bit expensive for my budget.
And to get 300hp like the guy with the crx would stronger igbt's be all you need to change
The ResolveController does control all of that but is a bit expensive for my budget.
And to get 300hp like the guy with the crx would stronger igbt's be all you need to change
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Re: '98 Peugeot 106 Electric
Thought i found a cheap motor unfortunatly everything is broken.
I have a welder i will try to repair a few things but even the igbt's broke on impact
not safe to use right
I have a welder i will try to repair a few things but even the igbt's broke on impact
not safe to use right