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Old 08-16-2007, 01:10 PM
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with the 12.5mm rotor you should gear it smaller.
For example, with my 4T i run 6.0 with the original 13.5mm and with the 12.5mm I run it at 7.0
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Originally Posted by canto54
with the 12.5mm rotor you should gear it smaller.
For example, with my 4T i run 6.0 with the original 13.5mm and with the 12.5mm I run it at 7.0
thanks a lot
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Old 08-16-2007, 01:36 PM
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does anyone know what is the size of rotor for 10.5 Vortex? 13.5mm or 12.5mm rotor? thanks
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Originally Posted by Joep
The bearing on the pinion side can be simply removed with a bearing tool (also called a trick tool)



At the sensor side it's more difficult because you can damage the sensor if you are not very carefull.

I used the 3 short screws from the backside of the motor to built a place to let the bearing tool rest on whilst pulling the bearing.

Inserting is a little more difficult. I let the tool rest on the three sensors and used a lot of shims on the bearing site to push the bearing in place.

Did this already a few times without problems.

BTW: The funny noise can also come from a bent ventilator. It can hit the winds if a little displaced.

I dunno where to buy the bearings. Maybe you should contact Team Orion direct on their forum.

Good luck
Much thank you Joep

I will check both hipotheses
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Originally Posted by Guo Chean
does anyone know what is the size of rotor for 10.5 Vortex? 13.5mm or 12.5mm rotor? thanks
8.5 & 10.5 same is 12.5mm rotor
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Old 08-16-2007, 02:24 PM
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testing the 10.5 this weekend in a sadan.
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Old 08-16-2007, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by RC MARKET
8.5 & 10.5 same is 12.5mm rotor
so which mean the rest of BL motor will come with 13.5mm rotor? only 8.5 and 10.5 will come with 12.5mm? thanks
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Originally Posted by Guo Chean
so which mean the rest of BL motor will come with 13.5mm rotor? only 8.5 and 10.5 will come with 12.5mm? thanks
3-5.5 is 13.5mm rotor !
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Originally Posted by RC MARKET
3-5.5 is 13.5mm rotor !
thanks Leo,
you always have the latest info for me thanks a lot.
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Originally Posted by Guo Chean
thanks Leo,
you always have the latest info for me thanks a lot.
ok !
but don't said before PM Car kit brand name coming news !
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Originally Posted by RC MARKET
ok !
but don't said before PM Car kit brand name coming news !
no problem.
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Old 08-17-2007, 04:46 AM
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for Orion motors, it depends of the batch your motor came from. Last batch of motor should all come with 12.5mm rotor. That's Oscar told us at the European championship.
As for me, it's so much better with the 12.5mm rotor, the feeling with the car is wonderfull, it loose less cornerspeed and the powerband is muchmore better I think.
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with the advent of Novak coming out with a 13.5 rotor.
can I take my 3.5 13.5 rotor and install it in the 10.5 can?

what's the performance advantage with a larger rotor?
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Those are some big tracks. And they run with 5 cells in Europe? Man, if thats not a call for lipo, I dont know what is.
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Originally Posted by rc-zombies
I advanced the timing to my 10.5 a few degrees.. the car is a rocket.

I used Eagle Racing's new SP motor heatsink and fan....
the fan actually works on the this than the others..
That thing looks sweet! Much sturdier looking than my 3racing heatsink w/fan. Where do I get one of those?
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