Definitely gets a +1 for creativity.
That is awesome, even if you have to go to instaE36 M3 to see it
these EV conversions are getting out of hand.
I've used the starter to bump a manual trans car out of the way of things, this is taking it to extremes!
The sad thing is the drill probably has more torque than the original engine.
Using the Instagram logo to move a car is innovative.
Adrian_Thompson (Forum Supporter) said:That is awesome, even if you have to go to instaE36 M3 to see it
I clicked on the picture and was able to see the video without leaving this site. It appears you have one chance to see it, then you have to go to Instagram to watch in order to watch it a second time.
I wonder what the range is.
In reply to triumph7 :
How many spare batteries do you have?
Just because I was curious:
The internet says that the average electric drill is good for 200-700 lb.-in. of torque, or about 16.7-58.3 lb.-ft. of torque assuming my conversion is at least slightly correct.
And assuming the car in question is a VA WRX, then the factory torque output is 258 lb.-ft.
So, the drill is at least 200 torques off.
Reminds me of the proposed SHSDC Challenge
Spec Hammer Store Drill Challenge (SHSDC)| $2000 Challenge Presented by Tire Rack forum |
In reply to Colin Wood :
Depends if it is an impact or not. My weakest one is about 200lb/ft and the highest is about 1000 lb/ft, though from what I can see of it, it would be a mid torque model at best.
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