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Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 30 Jan 2014 20:52
by icehouse
dislexicdime wrote:Ooooooo I want this for my car . I need cheeper r200 lsd
That plus all the other benefits!


McShagger510 wrote:Very cool Jeff! I have one of those S13 rears too. When you get it all dialled in, I'll invite you up and we can chop it and install into that abandoned red car in my shop. :D

James

HAHA Lets do it! We are going to even try and get all the sheet metal bent at a vender too. That way it will be as simple as possible. Yeah lets put it in that red car!!!!! :)

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 30 Jan 2014 22:20
by Byron510
icehouse wrote:

McShagger510 wrote:Very cool Jeff! I have one of those S13 rears too. When you get it all dialled in, I'll invite you up and we can chop it and install into that abandoned red car in my shop. :D

James

HAHA Lets do it! We are going to even try and get all the sheet metal bent at a vender too. That way it will be as simple as possible. Yeah lets put it in that red car!!!!! :)
Count me in for another needed hand on that abandoned heap too, eh!

Byron

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 31 Jan 2014 07:20
by bertvorgon
The "abandoned" heap in it's hayday...

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 04 Feb 2015 22:15
by icehouse
UPDATE:

The turbo L series decided to stop feeding the head oil pressure..... It was cool to take it apart and see that after over the coarse of it's life added with over a year of daily driving on cheap pump gas the pistons looked perfect! I couldn't believe it, 8 lbs of boost the whole time too!




Since the cars needed a motor and other work done, I've decided like I normally do that a simple fix is just way to easy :) So to make it a bit more of a challenge I picked this baby up!! 400hp daily YO!


The smaller motor is a 2011 Nissan leaf motor which isn't quite a fair comparison, it doesn't have the inverter hooked to it.


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Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 04 Feb 2015 23:11
by 510rob
very cool

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 04 Feb 2015 23:29
by icehouse
Rob we will have to make the CAN/AM box V2 to run this thing! A little more complex though since it requires CAN communication. Since you are the "CAN" part of CAN/am box I think you should figure that part out :)

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 05 Feb 2015 06:38
by Byron510
Cool Jeff, that will prove to be a very worthy project. I really look forward to following it.

What is the motor out of? Size,.weight, output ect?

Is the differential on the forward or trailing end of that set up?

Are you planning to put the works in the back seat and where the gas tank currently resides?

Byron

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 05 Feb 2015 06:46
by bertvorgon
I hope COKE kicked in some sponsorship money, for that blatant advertising.....

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 05 Feb 2015 09:52
by icehouse
Byron510 wrote:Cool Jeff, that will prove to be a very worthy project. I really look forward to following it.

What is the motor out of? Size,.weight, output ect?

Is the differential on the forward or trailing end of that set up?

Are you planning to put the works in the back seat and where the gas tank currently resides?

Byron

Tesla rates the motor at 416hp at the wheels, from the dyno videos I've seen it usually hits around 440hp. It puts down 454 ft lbs or torque.

I'm not exactly sure what it weights. A bit over 300 is what I'm thinking. All boxed up it weighted about 400. This includes the Inverter (converts the 400V DC to AC to drive the induction motor) motor one set of gears to the diff then axles outputs. No shifting which kinda hurts the top end pull but 0-60 is all I really care about though. In the Tesla it tops out at around 130 mph.

Yeap gotta cut out the back seat/ fuel tank area.

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 05 Feb 2015 10:20
by Byron510
Very cool Jeff.

Ya mean the whole engine assembly weighs about as much as the rear suspension set up in the 510 anyways...

Great fun, and you have the connections current…ly (pun intended) to make this work.

I hope you can document the build here.

Byron

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 05 Feb 2015 19:09
by McShagger510
Daaaaamn son….. gonna need to tub it to some big meats in thar. Duallys !??? :x

Jamesss

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 12 Feb 2015 18:26
by Pedro
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Always loved the gobstopper, not sure I could bring myself to put a grinder to it but I'm glad you will Jeff :)

Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 25 Apr 2016 22:04
by icehouse
Yeah I'm pretty bad with updates. Here are some from the last year. Baby steps but I always have like 10 projects going on at once it seems. Here are some pics of whats going on.

Battery donner car. 16KW of capacity, and able to discharge minimum of 310KW on the worst pack testing. The good packs were discharging around 360KW It won't give me all that much range but it will keep the car light.

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Checking state of charge.


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Sam said I have to build this! I said if you engineer it I will build it.


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Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 25 Apr 2016 22:18
by icehouse
Kinda did this one backwards, drew the holes on the tape then programed them into the CNC. Worked out fine though.

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M24 tapped holes......

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Thank you Chris for coming in over christmas break to machine the posts for me! Or should I say thank you in-laws for helping motivate you to leave the house on christmas break :)

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Re: The Gobstopper car

Posted: 25 Apr 2016 22:24
by icehouse
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Well thats about where I'm at now. I'd like to have the Gobstopper on the rotisserie lift very soon. Even if we haven't finished the drive system.