Motor Legality when stator is changed
#2
Tech Master
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Technically it would be a 'legal" motor (speed-wise) if you have a ver.1 17.5 stator in a ver.1 21.5 can or a ver.2 (mach 2 stator) in a mach 2 21.5 can but most likely it will not pass inspection at a sanctioned event purely because the can is printed with 21.5 versus 17.5.
#5
A Orange novak ring (plastic ring) indicates a 13.5 stator, the aluminum ring makes no difference what colour it is.
#6
Tech Elite
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Correct. You can actually order Ballistics (or could when they were made) with any color aluminum ring you wanted. My 25.5 has a black ring. The plastic at the base of the solder terminals determines the wind in stock turns. Yellow is 17.5 as I recall, green is 21.5? It has been a while.
#10
Tech Elite
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or you can just get one of these http://www.rcmart.com/speed-passion-...r-p-32347.html which is prob cheaper than a new stator.
#11
Tech Regular
or you can just get one of these http://www.rcmart.com/speed-passion-...r-p-32347.html which is prob cheaper than a new stator.
#13
Tech Regular
I would rather pay the 50 dollars and help keep a local hobby shop/track open. Maybe you don't have either because of too many people with your mindset.
#14
Tech Elite
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ugh. things aren't as simple as that. just because something is the way it is in america doesn't make it so everywhere.
Im not here to argue about that with you. simply presenting an option to the op that's less a PITA than rebuilding a motor. where he buys it from is not important to me nor any of my business for that matter. or yours ;P
Im not here to argue about that with you. simply presenting an option to the op that's less a PITA than rebuilding a motor. where he buys it from is not important to me nor any of my business for that matter. or yours ;P