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Re: One Side Drives Faster than the Other.
On a side note....
We received our 2 kit small CIMs...We looked at them, saw they were CIMs and put them in the locked cabinet until we needed them.
We took them out to mount em up, and I gave each motor shaft a quick twist. The 1st one was perfect, teh 2nd one, was horribly bound up. About half of the rotation was flawless, the other half required a bit of effort to turn. We figured we'd put it in the drive train to see if it would work itself out, but it appears that it may be getting worse. Any comments to this??
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Ok, I am geting flustered since I can't perform trigonometric functions with the tools FIRST provides. - jweric [more] 
12-02-2007, 11:09
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