Using Tesla Front SDU in the rear?
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2024 10:43 pm
Hi all – long time lurker, first time poster.
I was wondering, is it possible to utilize the Tesla Front SDU solo, as a rear motor? It'd mount up perfectly in its usual orientation in the car I'm working on. I have the opportunity to get one at a good price.
My understanding is that there's no input for a throttle? Just wanted to confirm with those more knowledgable than myself that there's no work around.
I'd planned on utilizing the open inverter Tesla board.
I dug through the forums and didn't see any thread that specifically covered this. Apologies if I missed it.
Should say that as I was doing research an FAQ ("front drive units are slaves, and do not have the wiring for an accelerator pedal or brake switch, or the logic board needed for a 2WD application. They can only be used in dual motor applications.") from EV-Controls is what indicated to me it was not usable on its own. Of course, that might only be with their product, which is why I want to check.
Thanks so much for the help!
Jacob
I was wondering, is it possible to utilize the Tesla Front SDU solo, as a rear motor? It'd mount up perfectly in its usual orientation in the car I'm working on. I have the opportunity to get one at a good price.
My understanding is that there's no input for a throttle? Just wanted to confirm with those more knowledgable than myself that there's no work around.
I'd planned on utilizing the open inverter Tesla board.
I dug through the forums and didn't see any thread that specifically covered this. Apologies if I missed it.
Should say that as I was doing research an FAQ ("front drive units are slaves, and do not have the wiring for an accelerator pedal or brake switch, or the logic board needed for a 2WD application. They can only be used in dual motor applications.") from EV-Controls is what indicated to me it was not usable on its own. Of course, that might only be with their product, which is why I want to check.
Thanks so much for the help!
Jacob