CAM Motor Info Needed

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CAM Motor Info Needed

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Post by LTO_Dave » Thu Apr 11, 2013 3:55 am

I recently purchased a NIP CAM Vortex modified motor but the label is missing. The package has VOR-MOD 28 written in the corner. I know I can pop it open to see what wind it is, but I'd rather not.

Does anyone have a reference guide for these motors?

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