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Given that there is little spinning inertia on the electric motor would be a whole lot less than on an engine, would lightening the flywheel be more or less beneficial than it would be for an engine?

Your bad ass bro keep up the good work

How about a video showing your progress on the Jeep Cherokee?

I might have when even smoother together if you had used a plastic dummy shaft to line up the clutch before bolting it on to flywheel

Congratulations on your and your team's work, it would be very useful for us if you could also give us details of the parts you used, as well as stores that sell them.

Cant hear a word. Your saying

Did you need to add small secondary motors for power assisted braking and power assisted steering?

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Been a year, what's going on with the Jeep

This is the right way to do a electrical motor swap

jeep fan here, questions about your braking and steering....How???

I salute you! You're going to have a wonderful vehicle and you have a great future!

I can give you my choreeke jeep limited edition please

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Hi Daniel i need ur help

I like this project so much! I have been searching for electric-motors-to-transmission EV conversions. Excellent job!

anyway to put the battery's under the Body? should be some room with the gas tank removed

It’s wonderful to see forward-thinking youth, without sagging pants, tattoos, and body piercings. Thanks for an informative video.

guy prolly dead LOL...RIP THO

very nice! My son and I did a similar project at around the same time: th-cam.com/video/9APPg4WT5UU/w-d-xo.html Can you tell me where you got the hub and mounting plate? The source I used says it is not available for a long time.

You're still in the 'proof of concept' and 'prototyping' phase of this project, it's only natural that your mounts will be a bit sketchy until you get your final positioning sorted and can get the custom parts fabricated for the final assembly.

what kind of electric motor did you use? I'm doing a thesis for a mock up of an automatic transmission and I need a inexpensive electric motor that can run the transmission so it can change gears depending on the speed. what kind of electric motor should i use?

I'm doing a similar project and was curious on where you got the flywheel hub

Beautiful work! I look forward to doing this myself when the 4.0 goes

How come you decided to keep the clutch? Usually they say that EV s dont need gears, that just one gear is enough, or that you can change gears without a clutch

Thank you for helping keep another manual on the road :3

Bro you just drilled holes in your frame 😳 everything else is fcking sick 👍😎

Excellent!!!! Where is the second part???keep the good job💪💪💪💪

hello, this project is very cool, how many kW engine does this use? Or maybe what engine rpm and torque do you need for this project?

Thanks bro 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

i always love this generation jeeps, lightweight and lots of suspension travel, can't wait to see how the electric motor powers it!

So great man, I’m all for this.

Awesome man. I’ve been waiting for the next video in your series. I’ll be following your footsteps in my 1992.

What is hoarse power rating of the motor and voltage

I want to do a conversion too can you coach me 😅

what type of cells? from nissan leaf or other car? got a pre-charge resistor in there somewhere? thanks for sharing your build, its very impressive work oh yeah your volume is so low some issue with that

Great that You are back on track! Do You already have a plan how to get airbags, power steering and breaks to work as usual? The airbag can be tricky, believe its wired to the ECM, and not sure that can be used with the EV system?

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Is this possible on a smaller car?!. 4,5,6speed ?!

Good to see this update!

Una pregunta de México no tiene nada que se pueda hacer para Nissan 91v6 loque pasa que descompuso y kiero saber cómo ecuado mesaldria motor

Right on man! Great job.

Welcome back

Can you please go into detail how you went about integrating all the components. It would be greatly helpful for someone like me who is planning something similar. That way folks like me won't have to go dig around for hours on forums reinventing the wheel. Thanks so much!

Oh shit, you drill holes directly in the frame!

Please go back and add grommets on those holes in the body that has wires especially HV going through them

So dope

Great job so far. One piece of advice: you NEED to use rubber grommets when passing wires or hoses through the holes in the body even if the edges are not sharp. You could quite possibly short everything out and maybe hurt yourself. Other than that, Herat job

that’s what i’m talking about.

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