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Bill of Materials Note: This table shows estimated costs of main components - prices are not those of any one advertiser/dealer.
Notes: - You
may be able to fabricate those items marked with an asterisk * and save
money. For the system control box, see the Wiring
Diagrams page. - Item 14 is a method of supplying 12-V DC to your EV. A high-to-low voltage DC-to-DC converter can be used instead of having a 12-V battery. Item 13 may not be the best way to go if you do a lot of night driving. -
Item 21 is not needed if batteries are mounted behind cab as I have done. - Item
22 is optional. Some suppliers offer kits for certain conversions – most commonly for the Chevy S10 and Geo Metro. These kits may save a little money but may not be complete – additional hardware and system components are usually needed to complete the conversion. |
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