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[zlagger]

I'm looking for the outer dimensions of the 2013 battery pack.  The ZF2.8 is now used across the entire range of bikes.  So any model will work.

Also has anyone weighed a pack yet?

[protomech]

The curb weight difference between the FX, MX, and XU ZF2.8 to ZF5.7 models is 42 pounds.

[pljenkins]

I'd very much like to know the outer dimensions of the ZF2.8 pack as well; it doesn't seem to be published anywhere online so it would be fantastic if someone who has one could measure it.

[zlagger]

The curb weight difference between the FX, MX, and XU ZF2.8 to ZF5.7 models is 42 pounds.

Thanks.  Now we just need those dimensions.

[trikester]

OK, here you go. You can ignore the third zero, they're not to three places, I just didn't want to change my AutoCAD settings. I made these very basic drawings because Zero's drawings are proprietary and not to be reproduced.

There is a bevel on the side of the connector farthest from the side of the box that I didn't show and there is a 45* 3/4" x 3/4" bevel along one edge of the box. The dims I'm showing are for the outline of the box and connector.

Trikester

[zlagger]

Thanks trikester!

That's great, I don't even have to do a metric -> standard conversion like every other pack size I see.

OK, here you go. You can ignore the third zero, they're not to three places, I just didn't want to change my AutoCAD settings. I made these very basic drawings because Zero's drawings are proprietary and not to be reproduced.

There is a bevel on the side of the connector farthest from the side of the box that I didn't show and there is a 45* 3/4" x 3/4" bevel along one edge of the box. The dims I'm showing are for the outline of the box and connector.

Trikester

[pljenkins]

Awesome, thanks Trikester - now I can see if these will fit.

[trikester]

That's great, I don't even have to do a metric -> standard conversion like every other pack size I see.

Yes, the reason for those oddball decimals like 3.99" is because the metric numbers were whole numbers.

Trikester