Another Shocker motor to restore

[woofercooker 10+ year member]

I picked this up in trade. It is an old Shocker Sig. The back plate has plenty of rust and the top plate shows all of the usual signs of wear that are typical of raw steel motors. I have sanded the rust off of the back plate. I will post pics of my progress. I am most likely going to build a sweet little 12.

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[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

It will be painted pink for deebeez I assume.

 

[anj46907 10+ year member]

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It will be painted pink for deebeez I assume.

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

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[ssackett 10+ year member]

Thats 1 motor i have always wanted to build up.. James I see you in here //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif Send me a Sig!! HAHAHA!

 

[SPLaudio 5,000+ posts]

that is still a bad aurse motor! good find..

 

[woofercooker 10+ year member]

It should fit the bill perfectly for what I want to do

 

[sundownz Pro Seller]

I have a sig motor at the shop I use as a weight for stuff *laughs*

 

[PIITB Wut Wut 10+ year member]

lolololo

 

[woofercooker 10+ year member]

My buddy had 5 of these in his garage... All original soft parts. This one was in the worst shape and had a popped coil.

 

[woofercooker 10+ year member]

cleaned up the motor a bit. Looks 100 times better

 

[PsychoTheRapist 5,000+ posts]

Not bad. What exactly did you do and what did you use to do it?

 

[woofercooker 10+ year member]

I used a plain old soft sponge sander to get most of it off then switched to finishing sandpaper for some of the tougher stuff. No chemicals. I swear by those sanding sponges... I am quite impressed at how they can clean some tough stuff off of raw steel withough damaging it.

 

[tc3k101 5,000+ posts]

I used a plain old soft sponge sander to get most of it off then switched to finishing sandpaper for some of the tougher stuff. No chemicals. I swear by those sanding sponges... I am quite impressed at how they can clean some tough stuff off of raw steel withough damaging it.

haha i love those sponges you get them at like ace hardware. they are the cheapness and are awesome.

 

[woofercooker 10+ year member]

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