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Do you want to convert a small car
or light pickup to electric?
Well,
there are some things you need to know to complete the conversion
successfully with as little wasted time and money as possible. Realistic
expectations must be set before you begin. Take time to read everything,
including the key articles that I have placed in the Library.
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Study
this entire Web site carefully before you begin your conversion!
Just
before Christmas of 2006, I finished the conversion of a 1998
Chevy S10 pickup truck (below). It used to have a 2.2 l.,
4 cyl. engine and it still has the 5-speed manual transmission
with clutch – see the S10
Conversion page.
Follow
Mitch's blog as he converts his S10. |
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all products.
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Alternative Energy
Fundamentals of Dc and Ac Circuits
Experiencing
Electricity & Electronics
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Smooth
running!
Low maintenance!
Quiet!
Low
vibration!
Fun
to make!
Fun
to drive!
Economical!
Cool
running!
Safe!
Reliable!
Convenient!
Crowd
pleasing! |
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No
gas!
No
oil!
No
exhaust!
No
pollution!
No
belts!
No
hoses!
No
water pump!
No
coolant!
No
radiator!
No
spark plugs!
No
plug wires!
No
injectors! |
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Energy
Cost Tracker
7,069 Miles
Driven
Start:
187,850 miles 12/18/06
Now:
194,919 miles 7/25/08
Total
energy cost at $0.065 per mile =
$460
Cost
at $4.00/gal. and 20 mpg =
$1414
New
18-month
Evaluation |
