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CD-Swap: CIM Motors
There are two different requests on CD-Swap for CIM motors, with the asking parties saying they’ll pay for the motor(s). Why not order them from MMH for the $28 price? I mean, I understand that it’d be better to get them for free or reduced price from teams who aren’t using them, but if you’re willing to pay anyway why not order from MMH? It's my understanding that you can still order their components in the offseason. If I'm wrong, please reply and I'll apologize for wasting space with this thread.
http://www2.usfirst.org/2004comp/MMH..._Form-RevA.pdf |
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