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Modifying 40 Amp maxi fuse block

this year we plan on using 4 small cims in our drive train and a FP cim for our arm. From my understanding its technically a FP motor so we can use a 30Amp breaker. But by looking at the torque curves of the motors using the 30 A fuse limits us to 140 oz-in of torque as opposed to 240 oz-in of torque with a 40A breaker. So we have been playing around with the 40 Amp maxi panel and we "reconfigured" it. So now we have one full fuse panel and a second one that only has one terminal. Does anyone know if we are allowed to make this modification?!
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