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lincpimp · 08.09.2010, 10:49 AM

I have always been a fan of the clip on al heatsinks, if the motor is not finned. I feel they are good for about a 10f drop. The lower gearing on the dewalt should help, most likely more than the fan will.

So the case of the blower is plastic? It is designed to go on a cc 2200 motors, correct? So it is supposed to move air over the fins on that motor. I would put an al clip on heatsink on the dewalt, and then if you do not have much moving air under the body, put a fan blowing over that to dissipate the heat that the al heatsink pulls out.

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lincpimp Check out my huge box! Offline Posts: 11,935 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Slidell, LA	08.09.2010, 10:49 AM I have always been a fan of the clip on al heatsinks, if the motor is not finned. I feel they are good for about a 10f drop. The lower gearing on the dewalt should help, most likely more than the fan will. So the case of the blower is plastic? It is designed to go on a cc 2200 motors, correct? So it is supposed to move air over the fins on that motor. I would put an al clip on heatsink on the dewalt, and then if you do not have much moving air under the body, put a fan blowing over that to dissipate the heat that the al heatsink pulls out. Alot of Savage parts for sale!!!