The issue is not the strength of the motor but the method of attachment. Fanatec have chosen to use a spring clip to mount the motor. These are ineffective at transferring vibration - as they are flexible. Spring clips also lose clamping force over time, and often have inconsistent clamping force from the get go - seems like one of yours is weaker than the other. You could try shifting the motor in the clamp or tightening the clamp but it's a design problem.
Alain Bonnefoy
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Okay...?!
They are technically both the same motors...
The issue is not the strength of the motor but the method of attachment. Fanatec have chosen to use a spring clip to mount the motor. These are ineffective at transferring vibration - as they are flexible. Spring clips also lose clamping force over time, and often have inconsistent clamping force from the get go - seems like one of yours is weaker than the other. You could try shifting the motor in the clamp or tightening the clamp but it's a design problem.
Would there be enough power to add a second motor for both the gas and brake?