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What Motors Should I Use?
In the 2003 season I used drill motors with the gearbox provided in the kit. While they had sufficent power they werent good for direct drive. They broke mounts quite often, and stripped out couplers when put under too much stress. Doe anyone have any suggestions on which motors would be best for the same type of drivetran. I was think that the CIMS would be best. What do you think. Do you think that we should try a different type of set up for our drivetran?
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