6
Enlarge as
necessary
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5. The front bearing on some motors protrudes slightly
from the front of the motor. If this is the case for your motor,
use a Dremel with a tile cutter bit and/or a small drum sander
to enlarge the hole as necessary. Proceed
slowly
and
with
care
to keep the hole centered and so as not to over enlarge
the hole—this may require test-fi tting the motor as you
proceed.
CAUTION:
Wear protective gloves, a long-sleeve
shirt and breathing and eye protection
whenever
working
with carbon fi ber.
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6. Test-mount the motor with your motor mounting
screws—if using the recommended Ammo motor you may
use the M3 x 5 screws included with the motor, but some
prefer button-head Allen screws instead (such as the screws
shown in the photo—HPIC3250).
PROPELLER MOUNTING
The collet shaft included with your Rifl e spinner is designed
to work with the small O.D. propeller spacer ring that comes
with all APC
speed 400
propellers.
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A. To prep the prop, press the spacer all the way into
the propeller hub. Then use a #11 blade to carefully trim
any fl ashing from around the inside of the spacer.
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B. Firmly press the propeller onto the collet shaft.
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C. An 8mm wrench is a must for your tool box. A Traxxas
8mm fl at wrench is pictured here (TRAR5478).
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