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I cut the body shell for mid motor, and the motor's A B C wires are bit exposed. will this cause problem if other cars rides over the exposed bit and cause shorts ?
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Why are they exposed?
Do you have a pic? |
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As you can see the 3 wires is exposed.. do you think this will be problem ?
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nah, mine were more exposed than that.
Might be some rules about it (risk of electric shock etc) but shouldn't think you'll suddenly grind to a halt with sparks everywhere! And fwiw, many rear motored cars are far more exposed! |
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They are less exposed than a 2wd running rear motor...
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To be honest, they're not really that exposed - running in rear-motor configuration they're a lot more exposed and would have greater chance of being hit than that. Your sensor wire is the most exposed. If you're worried about it, get a small piece of lexan and glue it to the body for some extra protection as a shield. But honestly, I wouldn't be worried about it. I ran mine like that (same body, same configuration) all last winter and never had a problem.
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