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Regardless of where you land on the EV vs. ICE debate, this is just cool...
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Well that's kind of a Bizarro Opposite World backwards swap!
Jeff
LOL! Ain't it though?Originally Posted by Jeff Kleiner
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I would like to treat my gas pedal as a binary operator. It would be nice to get the cooperation of everyone in front of me.
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Yep that is Rich Rebuilds channel. Did a few Tesla rebuilds from copart until Tesla took away supercharging for any rebuilt unit. He had some other issues with Tesla and decided to thumb his nose at them by building this.
Interesting. I personally preferred when Bob Lutz crammed the LS9 into the Fisker Karma. I would be surprised if more than a handful were ever produced.
https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-car...a-vlf-destino/
I actually always liked (most of) the Karma's lines. I probably would have been a customer for the shooting brake / wagon-version Surf model, had it ever made it to production.
It's also interesting how many Tesla drivetrains are winding up in former ICE cars and DIY / kit / project cars now as well, with a pretty robust open-source community spurring development in those areas.
Cheers, John
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Currently garaging 2,600hp spread across 78 cylinders and 4 turbochargers
Absolutely! I know this is where the future of hot rodding is going. I likely won't be a builder, but I've been watching the 33 build by @BradC that is going on right now and being very well documented. I find it fascinating.Interesting. I personally preferred when Bob Lutz crammed the LS9 into the Fisker Karma. I would be surprised if more than a handful were ever produced.
https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-car...a-vlf-destino/
I actually always liked (most of) the Karma's lines. I probably would have been a customer for the shooting brake / wagon-version Surf model, had it ever made it to production.
It's also interesting how many Tesla drivetrains are winding up in former ICE cars and DIY / kit / project cars now as well, with a pretty robust open-source community spurring development in those areas.
Cheers, John
https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/show...red-33-Hot-Rod
My Build Thread: http://thefactoryfiveforum.com/showt...ter-Build-9754
(Most viewed Roadster build thread on this forum!)
Delivered: 6/17/2017
First Start: 12/30/2017
Completed: 12/7/2019
Legal: 1/30/2020
Member of the Mile-Hi Cobra Club
Dave's Cobra YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbk...npK1UZHj4R-bYQ
Agora 1:8 Scale Cobra Build: https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/show...l-Build-Thread
So when the batteries reach End-Of-Life, the chassis can be repurposed.
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