| Owner | Lawrence Rhodes |
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| Owner's Other EVs | EMB Lectra Vego 600 SX 1980 Jet ElectraVan 750 Schwinn Stingray 2001 Lepton 1987 Honda VT700 Shadow 2007 I-zip Electric Chopper |
| Location | San Francisco, California US map |
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| Vehicle | 1997 Ford Aspire (Kia) |
| Motor | Advanced DC 203-06-4001 Series Wound DC 8" |
| Drivetrain | Stock 5 speed |
| Controller | Curtis 1221C |
| Batteries | 18, 8.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, AGM Batteries used in the Ford Ranger EV |
| System Voltage | 144 Volts |
| Charger | K and W BC-20 with LB-120 boost transformer |
| DC/DC Converter | Iota 55 amp |
| Instrumentation | Volt Meter, Ampmeter |
| Top Speed | 80 MPH (128 KPH) so far |
| Acceleration | About as fast as stock |
| Range | 50 Miles (80 Kilometers) |
| Seating Capacity | 4 adults 5 if you have kids in the back & that's with seatbelts. |
| Curb Weight | 2,700 Pounds (1,227 Kilograms) |
| Tires | Nokian NRT2 |
| Conversion Time | Quicker the second time. That's after the accident. |
| Conversion Cost | $10,000.00 |
| All the batteries are in racks or boxes under the car or under the hood. No interior space was lost. The rear battery box was taken out so the car now has less range. This vehicle was rearended by an SUV. All the parts were stripped(litterly) from the old wreck and put into a 600 dollar running Aspire. I have since sold all the parts from the 600 Dollar Aspire combined with the parts I stripped from the wrecked car and it more than payed for the new glider. I can see why wrecking yards do so well. | |






