diy electric car kits

ELECTRICS ARE THE FUTURE

2011-05-18T02:31:00.000-07:00

It wasn't long ago that the two viable alternatives for the motor industry were hydrogen and electric motor vehicles. Well now it seems that electric has won out. According to German motor leaders and the German Government, electric cars are the future.

This is particularly relevant because Germany is the most successful economy in the world at the moment and because Germany is world famous for producing a wide range of outstanding cars.

At present the country is only producing a few thousand electrics but the German Government has declared it wants 1 million electric cars to be produced by 2020.

France, another electric car supporter, is on the same route and currently providing a 5000 francs incentive to buyers of electrics.

We now have a strong general trend where governments are pushing motor makers to go electric and it's probable on current indications that the whole world motor industry will eventually undergo one of the biggest technological changes in transport history. Petrol and deisel vehicles will become museum pieces and the world will become a quieter and cleaner place as we all buzz around in our electrics.

Of course, that's all fine if you are affluent enough to be able to afford one of these newly produced electrics. I remember the first one off the rank in Australia - a tiny little thing with a huge price tag of $70,000.

If you want to save money on fuel and go electric, then the cheaper alternative is the DIY electric car. A manual costs you the price of a dinner and the total cost is around $300.

The conversions are quick to do and require no special mechanical knowledge. All you need is a DIY manual. They can be done on any type of vehicle in any country.

It costs about $1 to charge your car from your electric plug at home.

You can travel up to 100 miles (160.9 kms) on a simple charge. And don't think electric cars are slow. You will get up to 55mph (88.5 kph)

There are various manuals on the market but the one I like because of its readability is the one by environmentalist Peter Millward who has personally converted numerous cars. His whole family drives electric cars.

To help improve the environment Peter is currently offering his 40-page manual for under $50, which I think, is the cheapest currently available. It also comes with numerous bonuses and a money-back guarantee.

So if you want to start saving money now and be ahead of everyone else go electric - DIY electric.

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If you don't want to go electric then try DIY hydrogen.

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Either way you will save heaps of money on fuel costs

2011-04-29T00:36:00.000-07:00

For years now drivers have been converting their own cars to electric and judging by the heart attack prices of new electrics being presented by car manufacturers, DIY is likely to stay around.

All you need is the manual telling you how to do it. The conversion is quick to do. You could be driving your electric around on the same day you converted.

Having an electric motor vehicle means you soon get your money back. It only costs about $1 to charge your car from your electric plug at home. You can travel up to 100 miles (160.9 km) on a charge. And don't think electric cars are slow. You will get up to 55mph (88.5 kph). Plenty of electrics have already been booked for speeding.

The DIY conversions require no special mechanical knowledge. All you need is the DIY manual. Conversions can be done on any type of vehicle in any country.

You can have the conversions done for you but that could cost you lots like $3000. In many cases friends get together to help each other convert their cars. They only have to buy one manual at under $50 and the rest is parts you can get from any hardware store. Some people have started their own business converting cars to electric.

As well as saving lots of money on fuel, having an electric car is greatly helping clean the environment. Conventional cars are one of the biggest polluters on the planet. In 20 years time there will be so many cars on the planet it will be really environmentally serious.

My observations show one company in particular is a good bet for getting the manual and supporting advice. Not surprisingly the man who wrote the manual and created the DIY electric conversion kit is a keen environmentalist. He and all his family have long ago converted their cars to electric and see electric motor vehicles as a great help for improving world environment.

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Bright Sparks Go Electric

2011-04-18T23:23:00.000-07:00

If you want to do away with fuel bills completely the answer is an electrical car conversion.

Thousands of bright sparks have already gone electric, most of them using DIY electric car conversion manuals.

Imagine it. NO fuel bills. No pulling in at service stations any more; plus you can get a tax rebate for being green and you are helping prevent environmental pollution.

The conversions are quick to do and require no special mechanical knowledge. All you need is a DIY manual. They can be done on any type of vehicle in any country.

It costs about $1 to charge your car from your electric plug at home.

You can travel up to 100 miles (160.9 kms) on a simple charge. And don't think electric cars are slow. You will get up to 55mph (88.5 kph)

There are various manuals on the market but the one I like because of its readability is the one by environmentalist Peter Millward who has personally converted numerous cars. His whole family drives electric cars.

To help improve the environment Peter is currently offering his 40-page manual for under $50, which I think, is the cheapest currently available. It also comes with numerous bonuses and a money-back guarantee.

As well as being totally clean for the world environment, electric cars help reduce noise pollution. They are quiet running and their lower maximum speeds compared to current conventional cars could mean less road deaths and accidents if more people had them.

Future advances in technology may see even greater improvements in environmentally friendly road vehicles but meanwhile it's not a bad deal - save money and save the environment.

To get full details and the DIY manual please click HERE

Save Money and Save the Planet

2011-04-18T01:13:00.000-07:00

There are many ways we can help save the environment. No matter how small, our collective efforts all add up to some reduction in pollution and global warming.

But what if you had a way to make a really gigantic reduction in pollution, collectively so big that it would probably save the planet? Well, if you own a motor vehicle you and your fellow drivers can do it.

Here's how:

1.Convert your existing motor vehicle to an electric one. If you can afford the car manufacturers' highly priced new electric hybrids go for it but for the majority of drivers DIY is the cheapest and safest bet.

2.Tell your friends and associates about the DIY electric car kits. Spread the word. Maybe form electric car clubs to save the planet.

3.Invest all the money you save from not using petrol or diesel and less servicing. On an annual basis this will be a substantial amount surely enough for that overseas holiday or cruise.

4..When driving your clean air electric vehicle remember that you can also get get booked for speeding. Just because you are electric and a goody goody environmentalist does not mean you won't get a ticket.

5.Always remember to plug your car, van or truck in and night. (No more trips and waits at the gas station)

If you need justification for going electric here are some important facts:

1. Cars are one of the biggest polluters on the planet because of the poisonous carbon dioxide they pump out.

2. By 2030 it's estimated there will be over 1,200,000,000 motor vehicles in the world - if there still is a world.

3. DIY electric car conversions total about $300. The conversions are quick to do and require no special mechanical knowledge. All you need is a DIY manual. They can be done on any type of vehicle in any country.

4. It costs about $1 to charge your car from your electric plug at home. You can travel up to 100 miles (160.9 kms) on one charge. You will get up to 55mph (88.5 kph).

5. As well as being totally clean for the world environment, electric cars help reduce noise pollution.

There are various DIY manuals on the market and the one I like is by an environmentalist who created the conversion kit and whose whole family are electric drivers. To help improve the environment he is currently offering his easy-read 40-page manual for a very low price. It also comes with numerous bonuses and a money-back guarantee.

To get more details please click HERE