come on…
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Cute Doggo!
Please let your dog know it does not taste as good as it looks😉
will these fit on the hypertrucks? Falcons?
They unfortunately share a different hole pattern (Lacroix uses 38mm I think) whereas these are the standard 44mm pattern that everyone else uses🙄
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Adaptor plates Liam. You have the power.
You could even anodize them pretty accent colors
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A stupid question, how do you print the logo?
Lacroix is 30 mm circle bolt location
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Better bearings as well I hope? 
These look the bee’s knees! 
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Adapter plates man. Everyone with a Lacroix would buy these motors.
My guess is laser etched
Oh those look really sweet 
But why no mash in the can back holes?
Well the theory was the fins at the back would act like a blower and draw air in through the front intakes, causing dust to be expelled from the back and sucked in at the front so I wanted mesh to prevent rocks and stuff bouncing into there where at the back they are more likely to be flicked away from the fins. But I didn’t realise that they were going to pot the stator in resin, so there is really not much room for air to go anywhere😅 Nevertheless the open areas should still help with cooling a bit and the mesh is still good to stop magnetic debris accumulating on the magnets
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Laser etched
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Running 3 NSK ZZ bearings and one 2RS at the front to protect the bearing from dust. These motors are super easy to service, so I can even put in hybrid ceramic bearings if you wanted these to last in the wet, since the stator and sensors are fully potted in resin
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Hey from experience I recommend you make the adapter plate at least 8mm thick to hold the motor on
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mmm what are you basing that on?
Everyone that has been using my motor mounts for years have been running M4 x 8 screws which equates to 5mm of thread in the motor. On torqueboards and maytech motors the thread is 5mm deep