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What's_nitro? · 04.08.2008, 02:57 PM

So began the installation. It went well, the only thing I noticed was that the holes in the bottom of the motor mount weren't tapped deep enough. I had some shorter screws around so NBD.

I had to file out the bump-start hole to fit the wider plasitc spur.

It's looking pretty good now.

5.5mm bullet connectors were soldered onto the motor leads. I like shiny things!

Only two more pieces and the puzzle will be finished. Unfortunately, these pieces will cost almost $800.

This is a 22T pinion against the 51T spur. There is plenty of space to fit the 25T pinion I bought, too.

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What's_nitro? Soldermaster Extraordinaire Offline Posts: 4,529 Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Plymouth, MA, USA	04.08.2008, 02:57 PM So began the installation. It went well, the only thing I noticed was that the holes in the bottom of the motor mount weren't tapped deep enough. I had some shorter screws around so NBD. I had to file out the bump-start hole to fit the wider plasitc spur. It's looking pretty good now. 5.5mm bullet connectors were soldered onto the motor leads. I like shiny things! Only two more pieces and the puzzle will be finished. Unfortunately, these pieces will cost almost $800. This is a 22T pinion against the 51T spur. There is plenty of space to fit the 25T pinion I bought, too.