I rebuilt my wife's old stealth.

[amishpower]

Here they are. The primer grey one is the 5mm stroke then behind that are 4 and 3mm. Ill try to get a closer pic of the shims- bear with me a bit this is my first iPhone ever I'm dealin with lol. A bit behind the times...

[punisher]

I'm convinced i should now tear mine apart and redo it.

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[amishpower]

do it...its surprising how much improved they feel.. waitin on some more tube vices for the green ones- in the upside down photo sorry btw

[boaz]

just a bit of a twist and owl what motor have put in that ican only find a 7.5 vC360_2013-01-05-19-44-04.jpgC360_2013-01-05-19-50-13_org.jpgC360_2013-01-05-19-43-30_org.jpg

[amishpower]

Boaz that looks great!

[punisher]

Agreed that's a classy stealth

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[OwlsDen]

just a bit of a twist and owl what motor have put in that ican only find a 7.5 vC360_2013-01-05-19-44-04.jpgC360_2013-01-05-19-50-13_org.jpgC360_2013-01-05-19-43-30_org.jpg

Where did you get that? That is the nicest stealth I have seen so far.

The motor is a mabuchi ff 180sh and slams color in at 2.5-3volts.

[boaz]

Cheers guys i just put a twist on it myself and the soft gromm works a treat

[phatmountain]

Yes and no. This motor is slightly shorter than the one that was in there. But this is a good thing as the collar of the shaft protrudes out from the casing as there is an actual bearing or collar on the shaft. Also the stock spindle is so deep that I had to set the motor farther back in the case. So the slightly shorter motor was a blessing as in the end it was a perfect fit. The power band is totally different now too. It feels much more solid and less like a rattle can. It still isn't nearly as cool as the Swiss, but it is much much better feeling than a stock stealth. If you have a stealth I would seriously consider swapping the motor out.

Any links as to where to buy these motors?

[OwlsDen]

Any links as to where to buy these motors?

I got mine on eBay. Just search the part number. It's listed in the beginning.