http://www.ev-propulsion.com/adapterscouplers.html

There seems to be a Fiero adapter.
Has anyone used this?

"•1980 Chevrolet Corvette (California only)"

Because everyone knows the 49 state Corvette, and all the other years, are so different.

quote Originally posted by Raydar: "•1980 Chevrolet Corvette (California only)" Because everyone knows the 49 state Corvette, and all the other years, are so different.

Found this one too:
http://www.evwest.com/catal...h=36&products_id=114

http://www.ebay.com/itm/EV-...V-West-/111095115654

So you can buy electric motors with an output shaft on each end ... this lets you run this type of adapter for running traditional accessories like A/C pump.... Pretty cool.

quote Originally posted by Raydar: "•1980 Chevrolet Corvette (California only)" Because everyone knows the 49 state Corvette, and all the other years, are so different.

Yeah. The vehicle application list is a bit weird, and seems to be wildly incomplete. I like how the metric pattern version has cover plates for the starter notch on both sides, so one side needs cut for transverse, and I think the other side might need cut for the 4WD S-truck applications (don't recall how close the forward driveshaft gets exactly).

quote Originally posted by lou_dias: http://www.ev-propulsion.com/adapterscouplers.html There seems to be a Fiero adapter. Has anyone used this?

I have, and I had to grind off an outcropping on one side of it that interfered with the CV joint such that you could not do a clutch job without pulling the axels off.

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"88 GT converted to electric drive"

These look like CanEV adapters. You can probably find more detailed information on their site, CanEV.com. Supposed to be one of the best built adapters out there.