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Originally Posted by Red Chief
Well you might need a soldering iron and some cheap components from China.
Electronic speed controllers, iNav GPS units, lithium polymer batteries, motor upgrades, none of that stuff requires a degree to install at home. Alot of what people call a "hack" these days isn't even that, they're just replacing a factory part with something else.
Mechanically it's closer to upgrading your car stereo or lighting than installing a procharger. Cars have been running off 12V DC forever so people with any inclination for messing with electric components will be right at home with it.
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Sure, the mechanical part wouldn't be much different. The bigger problem will be in getting whatever you swap in to play nice with everything else on the CAN-bus.
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