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Old 04-07-2003, 08:39 PM
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Re: Motor results

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Originally posted by Mondo
Did you fit the bearings on both ends of the can? If so, what's the result on fitting it.

You may remember we discussed this briefly before, as I commented on how much slop there is on the standard motor.
I assumed this "slop" was there for a purpose. Perhaps it's just bad manufacturing or overkill tolerances..


Some feedback on this would be appreicated.
Mondo,

Yes I did place both bearings in the motor. I understand what you are saying about the slop being used to manufacturing/accident tolerances, but i have a strong blue "upper deck" piece, i made and added that makes the chassis flex _MUCH_ less than stock.

The motor runs with out any noticable binding or loss
of RPM with the 2 bearings in the can and the one on the support shaft.

With the recent snow (i know April and SNOW?) i haven't run it in about 3 days, but i plan to put the motor through some more testing on the tennis courts. I'll keep you fellow X fans abreast of anything that happens.
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