This would be so cool.

https://www.ebay.com/i/1434...la-916015721030&abcI d=1139336&merchantid=114727176&gclid=CjwKCAjwrvv3BRAJEiwAhwOdMwal3FvTyJaqwnpXKFlUp3u3deRwqaBAHFn3rh0hEDm9LrG23X8iahoC8mUQAvD_BwE
Rob

pic of above

Good luck getting that to work right. Tesla is extremely protective of their software. You might be able to hack it, but I wouldn't want to be the first to try.

quote Originally posted by jscott1: Good luck getting that to work right. Tesla is extremely protective of their software. You might be able to hack it, but I wouldn't want to be the first to try.

It probably makes more sense to rip out the Tesla brains and build a standalone ECU to control the hardware.

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quote Originally posted by pmbrunelle: It probably makes more sense to rip out the Tesla brains and build a standalone ECU to control the hardware.

Yes and that is way beyond the capabilites of most of us. How many caddy motors were running in limp mode and the fuel injection was ripped out and people put on carburetors? Electronics are not for the faint of heart.

quote Originally posted by jscott1:How many caddy motors were running in limp mode and the fuel injection was ripped out and people put on carburetors?

That's the basis of my suggestion; remove the hard-to-hack black magic and replace it with something simple and easy to understand.

I did some reading about it last year and saw several pages about some company that had already successfully hacked it.

EV West, has a complete drive train, software batteries, control modules. The whole set up will cost about as much as buying a Model 3. But If you wanted to preserve a classic car it is a great way to go. They also have kits that use non Tesla hardware.

So then the price of that drop out is a good deal b/c you get the cradle, suspension, brakes, maybe even a steering rack in there somewhere.

quote Originally posted by turbodad2: EV West, has a complete drive train, software batteries, control modules. The whole set up will cost about as much as buying a Model 3. But If you wanted to preserve a classic car it is a great way to go. They also have kits that use non Tesla hardware.

Saw them on TV last week putting these into 911's, BMW's, etc. Here's a link to their page where they sell a complete kit for $12K.
https://www.evwest.com/cata....php?products_id=476

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