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Old 01-23-2007, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Customworksking
well they r not made to come apart as u know but if u need to know I need to know how u took it apart ?
If I have an old silver can that I want to open for whatever reason, I drop the motor onto the ground so the armature shaft hits the ground first. After a few drops the endbell pops off.
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If I have an old silver can that I want to open for whatever reason, I drop the motor onto the ground so the armature shaft hits the ground first. After a few drops the endbell pops off.
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Old 01-23-2007, 06:46 PM
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Gday, opening the can is the easist thing to do, hold can in hand, with the brush end up and the shaft end down, drop hard against a peice of wood, presto, falls apart. Now the question is, get the bastard back together again, i was a scrutineer and I wanted to see if it could be done without being seen and leaving marks. I have tried on three motors and can not do it, i know someone can with a week to spare and you can come on here and say that, but for what it is worth, just get another motor and run it in. I caught a cheat many years ago in Canberra off road with a stock arm in a silver can and caught him out with little marks left behind, but that is another storey, .................eh Darryn
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A moment of fame is not worth a lifetime of shame.
Unless you are looking at quitting the hobby and losing friends.

Well anyway just some advice. Don't cheat...
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Originally Posted by A-Ko
A moment of fame is not worth a lifetime of shame.
Unless you are looking at quitting the hobby and losing friends.

Well anyway just some advice. Don't cheat...

Well said,

btw what is your preferred method of breaking in the bushings, and how do you tell a good break-in from a not good break-in. its easy to see if the comm is crap, but how do you tell if the bushing are crap?
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Old 01-24-2007, 02:11 AM
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i run my motor in coke, on the bench fully submereged works great.. just dont drink it afterwards
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Old 01-24-2007, 04:07 PM
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i run my motor in coke, on the bench fully submereged works great.. just dont drink it afterwards
what does the coke do?
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Old 01-24-2007, 04:30 PM
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run it for 12hr with a crc fan on it
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Old 01-24-2007, 05:53 PM
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I tried a few different compounds: whitening toohtpaste (worked OK), Ceramic stove top cleaner worked really well and won't burn like brasso. the track will be the real test.

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You guys try soaking the endbell in kerosene or anything like that?

I think I've heard or that working pretty well.
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Old 01-25-2007, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by PitCrew
You guys try soaking the endbell in kerosene or anything like that?

I think I've heard or that working pretty well.
Been telling um that for quite a while......
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Originally Posted by PitCrew
You guys try soaking the endbell in kerosene or anything like that?

I think I've heard or that working pretty well.
how far up the can do you submerse in the kero ?
what effect if any does the kero have on the brushes ?

come on aussie bob you know how to get them back together & go like rockets,fess up
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Originally Posted by A-Ko
A moment of fame is not worth a lifetime of shame.
Unless you are looking at quitting the hobby and losing friends.

Well anyway just some advice. Don't cheat...
PERIOD. Cheating is lame. Get a good motor, scour the earth for a four slot but don't cheat.
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Finally got a four slot motor, cleaned it up and run it in etc etc, 26,400. Not bad but a wee bit over our 17,500 allowable rev limit
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PS Professor, didnt run it last night but !!!!!!!! Barry nearly got me in his DNA
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where did you get it from
Originally Posted by AUSSIE BOB
Finally got a four slot motor, cleaned it up and run it in etc etc, 26,400. Not bad but a wee bit over our 17,500 allowable rev limit
AUSSIE BOB
PS Professor, didnt run it last night but !!!!!!!! Barry nearly got me in his DNA
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