It's certainly practical, it's not uncommon to convert production steel
cars so a Quantum shouldn't be a problem.
Often though, the gearbox is kept, just using 1st and 2nd and replacing
the engine with the electric motor.
I last looked at this about 8 years ago, i'm sure things have moved on a
fair bit since.
Somebody was converting a quantum saloon a long time ago, never heard if
it was finished.
Jim
On 13/08/2012 17:18, Grant J wrote:
I have a Black Quantum 2+2 that I am thinking of converting to electric drive.
In order to work out if this is practical I need to know the weight of the kit
without the engine, gearbox, fuel tank, heating, exhaust but keeping all the
suspension, brakes and steering.
Any ideas? Even the weight of the basic kit would be a good start.
Thanks!
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