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The Future is Electric
Speed
0-60 in 3-5 seconds depending on the weight of your hotrod.
Range
135 - 250 miles depending on battery pack and your hotrod.
Charging
Charge in 5-8 hours with a public or home EV charging station.
install
Installs just like a regular gas motor with some simple wiring.
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Will it be faster than my Gas (ICE) engine?Yes, if you had a stock V8 engine your performance will improve. Performance varies with the specific kit configuration and the weight of the vehicle.
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What is the horsepower of this e-crate?Currently, we offer 300HP for this product. In the future we may offer a 564HP kit.
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What is the production timeline to start shipping products?Approximately 12 months
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What does the kit include?The kit includes a block with motor/batteries, battery box, cables and wiring harness, battery box base frame and straps, cooling radiators and coolant tanks. Instrumentation options and AC/Heater options are available. Everything you’ll need!
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What kind of batteries are included in the kit?The batteries are a type of Lithium Ion called Nickel Manganese Cobalt usually called NMC sometimes called NCM. The batteries are an automotive standard design used in production cars.
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What kind of motor is included in the kit?The motor is a common EV motor produced by Borg Warner. It has been used in production cars. The motor core is packaged into a housing that is oil filled for cooling and that oil is water cooled by a heat exchanger.
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What modifications are required to my existing car?You may need to make drive shaft modifications and alterations to the transmission tunnel.
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How do you install the kit and what knowledge/tools are necessary?The kits will include the block and battery box with everything inside prewired and tested. There is a harness to connect the vehicle's 12V battery, ignition and brake switch. A sensor to read the shifter position for Park-Reverse-Neutral-Drive will be offered. If you are comfortable pulling an engine and you have basic automotive wiring skills you will be able to install this kit. You will need a custom drive shaft made up and you will need to fabricate the connections of the battery box mounting frame to the vehicle. If you have the tools for a regular mechanical shop, you’ll be good to go.
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