Depends on the specs for the cells although most are spec'd at 1C or 0.5C . Most of the time, it's the BMS itself that limits the current and the cells are capable of more.
These 50AH cells are actually rated at 3C https://www.evlithium.com/hot-lithium-battery/945.html
As far as the number of...
You still need the ground to bond to the water pipe in addition to the grounding rod. In addition, you need a bonding connection between the hot side to the cold side and to a gas line(All usually done at the water heater) for current code.
Most people who put in ground rods, if they didn't...
In addition to your confusion of capacity vs current. most small 50AH batteries will likely only be able to put out 50A so 3 of them will put out 150A max wired in parallel.
For charging, you can not connect directly to your engine system to charge. You have to put in a DC to DC converter for two reasons:
1) LiFePO4 will pull as much current(up to BMS limit) as you can give it so it would overwhelm your charging system....I recommend charging at the 50% of the max...
I make my own packs but I basically 3D print the case plus some aluminum plate.
There are so many options out there these days, I probably won't make them anymore like this. Was a fun project...it's the reason I bought a 3D printer.
Gotta love the science deniers that twist themselves into a pretzel to come up with some way to discredit research!
Climate change makes weather more severe both, cold and hot.
what is the seal number you are using that is too big?
You probably need a 470460, assuming the outer diameter is standard.. That was the seal I used for my axle spindle which is the same size as yours. That number is the same for bot Timken and National.
I am guessing you are currently using...
If you actually have someone cut you off with 10 feet spacing at 60 mph it will definitely put on the brakes as would I even without cruise control on!
Doesn’t work like that. They would have to be very close for brakes to actually be applied. Most of the time it just coasts until the gap is recovered.
I am not a fan of wet belts either. My understanding is they have gotten rid of it or are getting rid of it in th 2.7
I used to keep cars/trucks until over 200k. I can afford to buy new cars often now so I don’t bother keeping them that long I still keep very good care of them though. The...
I had a 2018 3.5 ecoboost. It WAY easier than working on a V8 hemi in a recent jeep grand Cherokee. Not even close.
it’s still workable from the top. They just designed to have the option to raise the cab
