StuartNNZ

Ive got either a s4 or 5 motor brought it with a stuffd housing and rotor brought a replacment rotor(used) i needed a c weight rotor but this one has both e and d stampd on it, how do i tell if its a d or e?

StuartNNZ

Here a pic of the rotor, if anyone can help id them

hsmidy

its a "d" weight rotor

StuartNNZ

Thanks



Do you know if you can use a smooth type rotor and a machined look rotor in the same motor?

hsmidy

pretty much this is how it works s5,6,7,8 and cosmo13b,20b rotors are all the same.



s4 ones have a cast surface in the combustion chamber(coffin), s5 and onwards have a machined surface, often these machined ones have some machining lines left on them and others dont they come out smooth.



so from what your saying then yeah ya can, but just check the combustion chamber (coffin) to make sure that its not an s4 rotor

StuartNNZ

sweet, 1 has smooth look to it but a machined coffin and the other looks fully machined,



I'll use them both and see how it goes, this is my 1st motor build so im not expecting anything to flash

1Revvin7

ugh post pictures of the combustion dishes, you DO NOT want to mix and match...

hsmidy

like i said if its machined he'll be sweet ,but if its cast they wont work together, its pretty easy to tell the difference between a machined surface and a cast one

StuartNNZ

There they are, abit dirty but ya can see machine marks in both of them

StuartNNZ

!st pictures pretty crap and cant really notice the machine marks, in person you can see them hardout ...