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lincpimp 01.10.2011 02:30 PM

That thing is massive. Not really what you want to do a buggy. I would go with a 53 series axi, similar to what sike used in his direct to diff revo. Or one of the scorpion motors.

Dj_Sparky 01.10.2011 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by lincpimp (Post 393310)
That thing is massive. Not really what you want to do a buggy. I would go with a 53 series axi, similar to what sike used in his direct to diff revo. Or one of the scorpion motors.

I was wondering if it was viable for anything really. Wasn't planning to use that in a buggy hehe. :P

Also, are the outrunners with the rotor sticking out both ends called something different?

simplechamp 01.10.2011 06:57 PM

I know this probably isn't that plausible, but just throwing ideas around, for an in-runner what if you could somehow mount the rotor to the shaft with a shock absorbing design similar to a rubberband/o-ring prop-saver on electric planes? It would have to be much tougher than a rubberband or o-ring, but you get the idea.

lincpimp 01.10.2011 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by simplechamp (Post 393343)
I know this probably isn't that plausible, but just throwing ideas around, for an in-runner what if you could somehow mount the rotor to the shaft with a shock absorbing design similar to a rubberband/o-ring prop-saver on electric planes? It would have to be much tougher than a rubberband or o-ring, but you get the idea.

I hadplanned to do someething like this to the area where the motor mounts to the motor bracket. Thus the driveline shock would be isolated right at the motor.

C-5Quad 01.11.2011 01:44 PM

if you have access to cnc just down size this and add a collar to contain the rubber under high torq...or something similar. I use to maintain 90hp brushless water pumps and they used a similar vibration damper.

INCH
Couplings
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http://www.vibrationmounts.com/Store...=Products9.htm


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