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MTBikerTim · 04.02.2008, 07:53 PM

Water break in makes a huge difference. It's basically like what duster said. Depending on the size of the motor hook it up to 1 or 2 d cell batteries and run it in a glass of distilled water (not that it would make much difference). You will notice a huge difference compared to stock motor. I did it to a speed 300 motor in my mini t and couldn't believe the difference it made. It has to be done right from the start though. Look it up for a more detailed explanation and for how long you should do it for.

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MTBikerTim Yip Yip Yip... Offline Posts: 1,489 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Australia	04.02.2008, 07:53 PM Water break in makes a huge difference. It's basically like what duster said. Depending on the size of the motor hook it up to 1 or 2 d cell batteries and run it in a glass of distilled water (not that it would make much difference). You will notice a huge difference compared to stock motor. I did it to a speed 300 motor in my mini t and couldn't believe the difference it made. It has to be done right from the start though. Look it up for a more detailed explanation and for how long you should do it for. Savage: FLM Conversion, 6s, MMM, CC 1520. Mini-T Pro: Micro Pro 6800kv, Lipo, HS-81mg, Dirt Hawgs M18MT: Quark 33A, Y22S 6000kv, FP 2s Lipo LRP S8-BX: RC-M Conversion, Tekin RX8 B1600KV, 6S.