Ok, first of all, your 100cc bike is a 2 stroke, and we need to clearly state that, where as i was talking about a much more clean-burning 4 stroke, that will do only about 60, yes, a 2 stroke will go much faster because it makes twice the power of a 4 stroke for the same size engine.
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Peel P50 and Peel Trident microcars
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You didn't read much into it, did you? i said a car that weighs 1500lb, not 130lb, 1500, feel the difference, 4 digits, 3...? and i said 4 people, not one, also feel the difference? 4 people, one person? (and i mean to say this jokingly ofcourse, don't take this as an insult or anything
you know if i lived in your neighborhood, we'd be drinking beer and riding like all the time
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And yes, you will get 75 miles to a galon in the Peel, but its a 2 stroke scooter motor that smokes like a mother... well you know what, it's not very environmentally friendly, if you know what i mean
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there you go, we fit that in our car to power the generator, to power a 10000 hp electric motor.... simple...
I think we may have to go with a 3 phase AC motor with an inverter to simplify the build and complexity of the design. use the same motor that X1 uses...
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We chose the AC Propulsion ( AC Propulsion - Home) 3-phase AC induction motor and inverter – the highest power/weight ratio system available
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It meets its design specs of 0-60 in 3 seconds, 170 mpg equivalent; and at 1536 lbs
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No clutch, no shifting, precise and immediate control of torque in drive and braking, perfect traction control…first gear takes you to 112mph… |
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