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Published: Monday, Sept. 3 2007 12:30 a.m. MDT

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lala reek

This is awesome

electric lover

i too enjoy electricity

pro_electric

love it

Richard

It's people like this that will lead us out of our oil dependency

Nick

Go electric!!

Frank

Awesome story! Good luck!

John

Pollution and Petroleum free! We should all take a
hint from the younger generation.

Jack

sounds like fun! add bigger batteries

Russell

We need more articles like this in the mainstream press.

Stay charged!

David

Go for it! I hope he makes it. Maybe increase the voltage! Great article.

David Dymaxion

My 3200 pound, 300 hp gasoline car did 133 mph after one mile on the Salt Flats -- It'll be impressive to see a little 1100 pound electric do it. Good luck!

Dan Frederiksen

good luck. break the record, then go to A123 and tell them you want to set the record even higher with their name on it :)

I don't think you need so wide wheels for such a run do you?

Jerry

Great article. I am an electric car enthusiast also and enjoy reading about other projects.

Mark

this is what america needs to focus on to gain knowledge in electric propulsion.

Thomas Brannan

Great story! Good luck on your record breaking attempt!

keith

Electric battery powered vehicles are the future here is one for today to prove it. keep focused on electrics...killacycle,white zombie, current eliminator,ssic 2 california poppy, orange juice, AGNS, Lightning BugEV more to come

MarvyMarv

You rock, dude! Maybe your next one will beat the Buckeye Bullet!
We've been driving electric for five years now- it's time the public learned the truth about the 19th century technology our oil-controlled government forces them to drive.
I'm off to find a clean '72 Datsun 1200 sedan to convert, a la "White Zombie"...:^O

Bob Lemke

I'm guessing your "motorcycle batteries" might be Hawker AGM type, like maybe 680's ?

Patman3

Be careful going that fast. Now can you run up to the store and go shopping in that?

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