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Re: What motors are you using for your lift?

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I can't find the specs at the moment, but I'm pretty sure the Taigene van door motors have quite a bit more torque than the window motors.

Yes, the Taigene's stall torque is 360 lb-in and the window motor's (Denso) is 93.8 lb-in.

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