Re: Where car i find the cheapest conversion kit for my Geo Metr
Thanks for the link, but the guy at e-volks.com wants $5500 for the electric conversion kit, and that doesnt even include the batteries. Thats alot more than my car is worth, any suggestions for somthing cheaper? I would even consider somthing used.
Re: Where car i find the cheapest conversion kit for my Geo Metr
$5500 for a complete kit isn't too bad. To find used parts, you need to keep looking, once you figure out what you need. A car with an automatic transmission isn't the best choice to start. Have you read the various books available on building/converting electric cars? One to start with is Convert It! by Michael Brown. That should be a first step.
Re: Where car i find the cheapest conversion kit for my Geo Metr
I agree with what WisJim said - $5500 isn't a bad price and an auto is going to represent a problem. If the motor and transmission are serviceable I'd sell them and locate a manual transmission for your Geo.
If you want to shop around then a kit from one of these folks acts as a good shopping list as you consider obtaining the parts used off of e-bay etc.
John H.Founder of Current Motor Company - opinions on this site belong to me; not to my employer Remember: " 'lectric for local. diesel for distance" - JTH, Amp Bros || "No Gas.
Re: Where car i find the cheapest conversion kit for my Geo Metr
hi you can save alot by making your own adapter plate & coupler etc ,is geo a manual trans ?// mine which im stilling working on ,had automatic which i took out and replaced with a 5 speed manual .then had special made driveshaft .lonnie
LOL
I thought about converting a Geo, but in a different direction.
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Thanks for the link, but the guy at e-volks.com wants $5500 for the electric conversion kit, and that doesnt even include the batteries. Thats alot more than my car is worth, any suggestions for somthing cheaper? I would even consider somthing used.
$5500 for a complete kit isn't too bad. To find used parts, you need to keep looking, once you figure out what you need. A car with an automatic transmission isn't the best choice to start. Have you read the various books available on building/converting electric cars? One to start with is Convert It! by Michael Brown. That should be a first step.
I agree with what WisJim said - $5500 isn't a bad price and an auto is going to represent a problem. If the motor and transmission are serviceable I'd sell them and locate a manual transmission for your Geo.
If you want to shop around then a kit from one of these folks acts as a good shopping list as you consider obtaining the parts used off of e-bay etc.
If you want to build the cheapest conversion possible then surf http://www.evalbum.com - you'll find some true low cost marvels over there. You can also search for your car: http://www.evalbum.com/type/GEO/
Good luck!
John H. Founder of Current Motor Company - opinions on this site belong to me; not to my employer
Remember: " 'lectric for local. diesel for distance" - JTH, Amp Bros || "No Gas.
hi you can save alot by making your own adapter plate & coupler etc ,is geo a manual trans ?// mine which im stilling working on ,had automatic which i took out and replaced with a 5 speed manual .then had special made driveshaft .lonnie
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