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Old 12-30-2007, 10:18 PM
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I have a novak 13.5 brushless motor that the rotor seperated and slid off the end of the shaft. (it's in one piece, like a drum) I was wondering how they are bonded together? Or do I need to buy a new rotor? Motor temp is only 95 degrees after a 6 minute race. So I know it's not getting too hot. Can I use jb weld to put it back together?
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Old 12-30-2007, 10:28 PM
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I never heard of that happening. And lately Novak hasn't been to concerned with customer service.

I'm pretty sure that rotor is shot.
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Email Charlie at Novak. He will get you all fixed up.
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Old 12-31-2007, 12:35 AM
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had the same problem tonight hahahahah







first time it has happened and it was a low time motor as well all i done was cleat up the mating surfaces and used ultra thin ca and slid them back together and ran the ca down between them ran for a short time i no i got it hot cause it thermalled and it is fine no problems yet

hope that helps
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Yeah, i think THIN CA can fix it. put plenty on, and slide the magnet on. let it cure for plenty of time, and dont use accelerant, it wont make as strong a bond.

it should hold, just try to ease into the throttle smoothly rather than slamming. it probably came off from rapid acceleration.


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yep! tunes had the same thing. I felt the rotor and it feels like epoxy or somethong like it was used. As for getting on the throtal easy,,,,not going to happin... I race on a small tight blue grouve track. I need the punch. I'm going to try JB Weld. It's used for high heat applications. I'm ordering a new rotor but I'm going to see how this works. Thanks for the help guys.
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RED lock tight ....
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Originally Posted by Wild Cherry
RED lock tight ....
Damn, I should have thought of that. Too late!!
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i didnt put glue on till the last 1 mm cause it will lock that bastard on tight and if it isnt on all the way then you are screwed lol

but i ran the hell out of the xxxt today and no problems with what i done still does wheelie stands and stops as fast as it can ahhaha it will be ok for the duration
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i would just send it into Novak for repairs. I wouldnt try and mess with it.
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