a friend cut me the plate with his water jet. I was going to get him to cut all the holes too but that would of taken along time to draw in cad for a one off part. So I clamped it to transmission with the coupler attached and transfer punched the holes.
I was originally going to weld the center of the clutch into the coupler but i got the wrong coupler. It sintered steel. So I machined in a key way and pressed it in. Hopefully it holds.
found this ac 50 with controller and vacuum pump for $1800
Some jurisdictions require fuel lines to also be removed for the car to be registered as electric. I think that's what those are running down the tunnel?
Yeah, but you're offsetting it with the sale of the old controller, so not horrible. More range, more speed (maybe) might be worth it, despite an extra 55lb.
I don't see the big deal in unevenly splitting the modules. Maybe someone else has a strong opinion for not doing it.
It could matter for the BMS...it might interpret the connecting cable drops between two boxes as a high/low top or bottom cell during highway operations and consistently screw up cell balance to where a module will fail out early relative to its sisters, since some BMS may only take one wiring tap for each cell level in the battery stack.
Cell balancing voltage measurements can't be made correctly where there's a long power cable in a cell voltage measurement loop and during power draw from the pack.
This may not be a problem if the Tesla BMS boards are used to make measurements within its own Tesla module.
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