so I'm racing 17.5 spec now, and another track runs 13.5 spec. Can you do this with the motor wires still soldered on?
godofcable111 11 months ago
The rotor tube should have been used to remove the rotor also. Nice video.
bdhd206 1 year ago
@bdhd206 as long as you remove it without hitting the sides you should be able to get away without using the rotor tube. I've always have done it this way and my novak motors have never failed from a splintered magnet.
chaddythepimp1973 1 year ago
Nice, I was just about to order a 17.5 stator for my existing 10.5 ballistic and I was unsure what was involved in the swap. Nice video!
fanke19 1 year ago
so I'm racing 17.5 spec now, and another track runs 13.5 spec. Can you do this with the motor wires still soldered on?
godofcable111 11 months ago
The rotor tube should have been used to remove the rotor also. Nice video.
bdhd206 1 year ago
@bdhd206 as long as you remove it without hitting the sides you should be able to get away without using the rotor tube. I've always have done it this way and my novak motors have never failed from a splintered magnet.
chaddythepimp1973 1 year ago
Nice, I was just about to order a 17.5 stator for my existing 10.5 ballistic and I was unsure what was involved in the swap. Nice video!
fanke19 1 year ago