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sikeston34m · 10.07.2009, 06:24 PM

This is do-able for sure as long as you consider gear ratios and roll out in your setup.

By connecting the endbell to the diff, you're adding a flex point.

You can get by with this, as long as you use a motor with the endbell bearing. It's a press fit, but will prevent the magnets from contacting the stator during hard acceleration or braking.

Does your motor have the larger press fit endbell bearing?

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sikeston34m RC-Monster Brushless Offline Posts: 2,085 Join Date: Sep 2007	10.07.2009, 06:24 PM This is do-able for sure as long as you consider gear ratios and roll out in your setup. By connecting the endbell to the diff, you're adding a flex point. You can get by with this, as long as you use a motor with the endbell bearing. It's a press fit, but will prevent the magnets from contacting the stator during hard acceleration or braking. Does your motor have the larger press fit endbell bearing?