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Old 11-28-2006, 04:20 AM
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Originally Posted by TheCoolCanFanMan
Good to hear you guys were happy with the CCF, are you guy's having your fans blowing on both of them, or having it suck over the kan? I have mine sucking over the kan and find it to work very well.
Because of the motor position when mounted into the 007, the cooling vents on the kan are inline with the chassic (side to side rather then top and bottom) so I have the one over the kan blowing and the one over the end bell sucking. This seems to work ok.
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Old 11-28-2006, 04:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Boosta
Ouch!! Mine are blowing at the mo will flip em over see how that goes on friday.

girl you got to let me know should i SUCK or should i BLOW!!!
lol just turn over the kan fan, Im a poet and didn't know it
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Old 11-28-2006, 04:58 AM
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Originally Posted by TheCoolCanFanMan
lol just turn over the kan fan, Im a poet and didn't know it
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They are both over the kan cool can fan man (try sayin that really fast!!)
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Old 11-28-2006, 05:01 AM
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Originally Posted by part-time racer
Because of the motor position when mounted into the 007, the cooling vents on the kan are inline with the chassic (side to side rather then top and bottom) so I have the one over the kan blowing and the one over the end bell sucking. This seems to work ok.
so what your saying is you've got one sucking on your end bell!!!
Must be hard to drive with that going on
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Old 11-28-2006, 05:12 AM
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I have the one on the can sucking and the one on the endbell blowing. Make sure you space the fan away from the mount if you flip it over to suck, on mine i was breaking blades off because they hit the mount in a crash. I've spaced it up about 1mm and its fine now.
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Originally Posted by Boosta
so what your saying is you've got one sucking on your end bell!!!
Must be hard to drive with that going on
Yes its true. But if you concentrate real hard and don't look down, alls good. And generally you don't end up with a big mess after 5 minutes.

Just started striping the 007 down to flush all them bearings. Should go even faster next time.

I'm coming for ya rob and I'm bring dion with me.
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Originally Posted by Robfo
I have the one on the can sucking and the one on the endbell blowing. Make sure you space the fan away from the mount if you flip it over to suck, on mine i was breaking blades off because they hit the mount in a crash. I've spaced it up about 1mm and its fine now.

NOW I KNOW WHY MINE IS BROKE I have not spaced mine, and im sposed to be the C L CAN FAN MAN Still you learn by mistakes, I got married ooch ouch slap smack OK DEAR I still love you
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Originally Posted by part-time racer
Yes its true. But if you concentrate real hard and don't look down, alls good. And generally you don't end up with a big mess after 5 minutes.

Just started striping the 007 down to flush all them bearings. Should go even faster next time.

I'm coming for ya rob and I'm bring dion with me.
Cor you last 5 mins
Malc The I cant last that long man
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Old 11-28-2006, 11:50 PM
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Originally Posted by part-time racer
Yes its true. But if you concentrate real hard and don't look down, alls good. And generally you don't end up with a big mess after 5 minutes.

Just started striping the 007 down to flush all them bearings. Should go even faster next time.

I'm coming for ya rob and I'm bring dion with me.
Grrrrr let me at him, let at him!!!
PTR did you come across any problems with the bearings been hearing a few people complain about them drying out? (even after the instructions to oil them when building the kit!!)
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Originally Posted by Robfo
I have the one on the can sucking and the one on the endbell blowing. Make sure you space the fan away from the mount if you flip it over to suck, on mine i was breaking blades off because they hit the mount in a crash. I've spaced it up about 1mm and its fine now.
Rob are you flipping the mount over or the fan itself ?
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Originally Posted by Boosta
Rob are you flipping the mount over or the fan itself ?
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Its just the fan you flip, but as Rob says, space it away from the mount about 1mm as the blades touch the opening of the mount IF you have a woopsy
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Originally Posted by TheCoolCanFanMan
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Its just the fan you flip, but as Rob says, space it away from the mount about 1mm as the blades touch the opening of the mount IF you have a woopsy
Cheers Malc TCCFM
Cheers dude i'll give it a go
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When you flip the fan and space it up from the mount remember that you'll need to file the spacers down so the fan doesnt hit them aswell.
It'll become clear when you have a look at your fan what hits where.
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Old 11-29-2006, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Boosta
Grrrrr let me at him, let at him!!!
PTR did you come across any problems with the bearings been hearing a few people complain about them drying out? (even after the instructions to oil them when building the kit!!)
No problems on my car. But I've only driven the weapon 4 times now and when I stripped it down, all the bearings spun freely with no friction. Since the rebuild, the car has become even free'er so its a worthwild effort.
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Old 11-30-2006, 11:38 AM
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Hi Rich
Cant seem to find the spec you sent me on the lengths of the 007 CCF's standoffs, would one enlighten one please A,S,A,P,P,
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