Owner | Charlie Garlow |
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Location | Silver Spring, Maryland United States map |
Vehicle | 1974 Porsche 914 |
Motor | Warfield Warp 9 Series Wound DC |
Drivetrain | Warp 9 inch, Canadian EV adaptor plate and 5-speed transmission |
Controller | Manzanita Micro Zilla 1K HV |
Batteries | 48 Sinopoly 200 Ah, 3.20 Volt, Lithium Iron Phosphate 24 cells up font and 24 cells in the back. 30.7 kWh. |
System Voltage | 154 Volts |
Charger | Thunderstruck TSM2500 Two TSM2500 chargers in series, EVCC charge controller, Orion BMS. 240 volt J-1772 charge port. |
Heater | Ceramic heater |
DC/DC Converter | Meanwell SD-500H-12 40 amp, 480 watt, 72-160 volt input |
Instrumentation | 12 volt meter, ammeter, Orion LED SOC display |
Top Speed | 90 MPH (144 KPH) We're not sure of the top speed yet but it can get to 60 mph with plenty of throttle left. |
Range | 100 Miles (160 Kilometers) |
Seating Capacity | 2 adults |
Curb Weight | 2,700 Pounds (1,227 Kilograms) Original weight is 2194 pounds. After gas parts removal and conversion, the estimated weight is 2700 pounds. |
Additional Features | The car features a solar array on the front and rear trunk which will provide a trickle charge for the batteries. |
Originally converted in 2000s by Mark Hanson with a Prestolite motor, homebuilt controller and NiCd batteries. Mark drove it 80,000 miles and sold it to Charlie Garlow. After the motor wore out, Charlie had Chip Gribben upgrade the car with a Warp motor, Zilla controller, Orion BMS, Thunderstruck TSM 2500 chargers, lithium batteries and J-1772 charge port. |