Name: I'm going to be introducing a new charging technology called
Uploaded: 2021-05-03T18:12:32.339181+00:00
Duration: 475 s
Channel: Scott Schlichter
Description: I'm going to be introducing a new charging technology called Chatham Oh, dc fast charging that essentially uses micro switches to select the gear in a plug in hybrid.

 I'm going to be introducing a new charging technology called Chatham Oh, dc fast charging that essentially uses micro switches to select the gear in a plug in hybrid.

I'm going to be introducing a new charging technology called Chatham Oh, dc fast charging that essentially uses micro switches to select the gear in a plug in hybrid.

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Scott Schlichter

 I'm going to be introducing a new charging technology called

 instant torque is amazing. From an actually usable standpoint,

 I did a Tesla swap on Youtube. It's a large drive unit from a

 The availability of good quality battery technology is a big

 Car weights £2,960 lighter than stock weight distribution,

 I think there's gonna be a point in the future where, if you

This 1992 BMW 325i Cabrio looks like a standard build, but it's got a secret. Owner Jon Volk swapped in a Tesla powertrain and now it's an instant-burnout machine. Pretty ludicrous, Jon. 

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 instant torque is amazing. From an actually usable standpoint, it's probably the most fun I've had in any of my project cars.

 I did a Tesla swap on Youtube. It's a large drive unit from a Tesla model. It's basically a self contained unit and the entire thing hell in the car by only three mounts. 120 530 top speed.

 The availability of good quality battery technology is a big challenge in doing any swaps now. There's a lot of different battery options out there and some of them are less automotive grade than others.

 Car weights £2,960 lighter than stock weight distribution, which might sound like a lot but basically mimics that of say like a portion 9 30. Need rear bias to help with transition from throttle to break.

 I think there's gonna be a point in the future where, if you want a new modern drive line, it's gonna have to be electric. How do you have fun with that tech and not lose the experience of driving