EAMotorsports discussion thread
#3271
Tech Master
iTrader: (21)
Originally Posted by Keith Billanti
Skeen.. i heard you were tryin to give everyone a shot at winnin by blowin out your knee on the driver stand.... get well soon...
Dont feel bad.... EA tried to take the whole stand down at one point by tripping up it and taking the step with him...
tennesee boys musta just got their feet last week
Dont feel bad.... EA tried to take the whole stand down at one point by tripping up it and taking the step with him...
tennesee boys musta just got their feet last week
So TECHNICALLY its EA's fault b/c he was scared of me in touring car stock LMAO
Thanks though I really hated missing the weekend I look forward to it every year. This was the first time I had a legitimate shot at making the 12th A's. Car was good, power was good, and even my driving has been decent this year. Oh well next year I guess.
Hopefully I'll be well enough to make the novak in january???
EA at least I had an excuse for not making the mains from what I heard you just plain SUKD. And then tried to blame it on poor ray huang for your crappy driving. You even fixed the steering issues and you didn't do any better so what's your excuse now???
Yeah you knew that was coming...
Michael
Super Gimp Dos
#3274
Eric-
Thanks again for all the help. My tc had rip.
tj
Thanks again for all the help. My tc had rip.
tj
#3275
Tech Champion
iTrader: (5)
Originally Posted by Tempest2000
EA at least I had an excuse for not making the mains from what I heard you just plain SUKD. And then tried to blame it on poor ray huang for your crappy driving.
Hey-I crashed EA's car at the Gate BEFORE it became dialed Monday night If anything I knocked it dialed!!!
Ray
#3280
Team EAM
iTrader: (79)
Originally Posted by Mr. Shookie
Hey EA....
ANy chance you might make it out here to Sunny SoCal again this comming year...I.E. Reedy and KO Grand Prix??????
Or better yet the two biggies up in the north????
-Shookie <><
ANy chance you might make it out here to Sunny SoCal again this comming year...I.E. Reedy and KO Grand Prix??????
Or better yet the two biggies up in the north????
-Shookie <><
EA
#3282
Tech Regular
Lesson Learned!
When I got home I went down and gove the motor a fresh look. What I found was this:
The timing ring - the plate that the end bell screws into - was warped/bent. I'm not sure why it was that way, but I flattened it back out as best I could, reassembled the motor, hooked it up and tarted a run-in.
Presto!
The goofy thing ran! I can't tell just how good it's running, but it is running and that's better than a poke in the eye with hot soldering iron.
But that brings up the question: besides holding the endbell in place what purpose does that ring serve that its being being warped would cause the motor to cut out like that? I'm guessing, but I'd bet that I was a bit too heavy on the wrench tightening things down and that caused the ring to warp (lesson learned).
Thanks to those who responded to my original post on this and while noone offered the real solution, you guys gave me enough input to go back and look at the motor again, and that pretty much saved my race this sunday.
</DrX>
The timing ring - the plate that the end bell screws into - was warped/bent. I'm not sure why it was that way, but I flattened it back out as best I could, reassembled the motor, hooked it up and tarted a run-in.
Presto!
The goofy thing ran! I can't tell just how good it's running, but it is running and that's better than a poke in the eye with hot soldering iron.
But that brings up the question: besides holding the endbell in place what purpose does that ring serve that its being being warped would cause the motor to cut out like that? I'm guessing, but I'd bet that I was a bit too heavy on the wrench tightening things down and that caused the ring to warp (lesson learned).
Thanks to those who responded to my original post on this and while noone offered the real solution, you guys gave me enough input to go back and look at the motor again, and that pretty much saved my race this sunday.
</DrX>
#3283
Tech Addict
EA - How do I buy any of your Monster Stock or Epic Stock motors? You have none in stock at the moment.
Mike
Mike
#3285
Tech Elite
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: MOOD;; feeling good not racing ,saving shed loads of money,lovely Tan i have aswell
Posts: 4,762
Originally Posted by drx
When I got home I went down and gove the motor a fresh look. What I found was this:
The timing ring - the plate that the end bell screws into - was warped/bent. I'm not sure why it was that way, but I flattened it back out as best I could, reassembled the motor, hooked it up and tarted a run-in.
Presto!
The goofy thing ran! I can't tell just how good it's running, but it is running and that's better than a poke in the eye with hot soldering iron.
But that brings up the question: besides holding the endbell in place what purpose does that ring serve that its being being warped would cause the motor to cut out like that? I'm guessing, but I'd bet that I was a bit too heavy on the wrench tightening things down and that caused the ring to warp (lesson learned).
</DrX>
The timing ring - the plate that the end bell screws into - was warped/bent. I'm not sure why it was that way, but I flattened it back out as best I could, reassembled the motor, hooked it up and tarted a run-in.
Presto!
The goofy thing ran! I can't tell just how good it's running, but it is running and that's better than a poke in the eye with hot soldering iron.
But that brings up the question: besides holding the endbell in place what purpose does that ring serve that its being being warped would cause the motor to cut out like that? I'm guessing, but I'd bet that I was a bit too heavy on the wrench tightening things down and that caused the ring to warp (lesson learned).
</DrX>
also i bet it was bent where the screwws go into (ring)
this happens when it is (like you said) over tightened
And more then likely the endbell bushing was pinching the arm shaft causing it ti bind (thus heavy amp drawcoz of the extra friction)
when you screw down endbell pretend it is a cylinder block to make sure endbell goes down squarely on the arm shaft (you with me here )
i `ve seen some guy`s cranked down 1 side then the other thus arm gets pinched on the bushing