Yeah. I can assume. It is a huge part.I enquired and the shipping to AUS cost the same as the cage (not joking).
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Ha just been watching your heigo video again.
Thinking that or JP cages but not sure on there mounting yet and can’t find a heigo uk dealer.
Thinking that or JP cages but not sure on there mounting yet and can’t find a heigo uk dealer.
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Yep, found out shopping is more than the cage. Guess just have to settle with Minister of fabrication for now.I enquired and the shipping to AUS cost the same as the cage (not joking).
New Video out on Youtube.
How to save 15kg in less than 15min.
How to save 15kg in less than 15min.
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good update.
Some might say it's too little to notice in weight but I'd say its noticeable. Given the car is light already, getting 16kg off from the car is big improvement!
And 16kg for 400€ is a very good price.good update.
Some might say it's too little to notice in weight but I'd say its noticeable. Given the car is light already, getting 16kg off from the car is big improvement!
The only thing cheaper is throwing parts out or loosing weight myself.
Michael Knight
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Yes 25€/kg ..!And 16kg for 400€ is a very good price.
The only thing cheaper is throwing parts out or loosing weight myself.
Yeah. That‘s what i‘m afraid of.
And that‘s why i installed a kill switch…
Will be interesting to see how it works out in a couple of weeks.
Michael Knight
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These Ah's between various battery types surely is confusing! At their site Lithiumax is stated 18Ah?
'Market leading 48Ah PbEq lead-acid/AGM/Gel equivalent capacity (18Ah Lithium Nominal)'.
That's the thing, the capacity is made equivalent regarding starting capacity, but the energy storage capacity is decidedly lower, as in, for the same resting/stand-by current, it will empty a lot sooner.
one thing to note by fitting kill switch is might invalidate your insurance as alarm won't be in place if vehicle disappears
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Michael Knight
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Good luck stealing my car, out of my closed and secured workshop, when you can‘t even start it. And i‘m not so sure, why that could invalidate my insurance.
It‘s in a closed garage, so you have to break in, to get access to the car and there‘s no keys around.
A kill switch, kills ALL electricity in the car. So also no remote locking.
So, if you park your car on the street, that might not be the best option for you.
Michael Knight
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Yes that was my thinking - not stealing your vehicles, but use case where car is left standing still outside home. Few batteries have remote killswitch integrated that would do the trick. Would prefer using the old fashioned key for opening the car though..Good luck stealing my car, out of my closed and secured workshop, when you can‘t even start it. And i‘m not so sure, why that could invalidate my insurance.
It‘s in a closed garage, so you have to break in, to get access to the car and there‘s no keys around.
A kill switch, kills ALL electricity in the car. So also no remote locking.
So, if you park your car on the street, that might not be the best option for you.
if insurance pays out for stolen car then later recovered it becomes property of ins company and may well discover the switch
good luck making claim when assessor askes was vehicle locked, alarmed and immobilised and you say NO
I myself have a battery isolator switch which of course cripples the alarm and immobiliser and am happy to take the risk. While it's at home in locked garage in locked compound is one thing but would i activate it in a hotel car park in say downtown Madrid is another question
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