[BrianG]

lol. It should technically work since the Revo mount screws into the actual nitro motor holes, it just would look kinda klunky and not as elegant.

Fabbing the mount really was quite easy (but still took a long time since I use just a dremel). You line it up and drill the holes for the front screws. Then, dremel out straight slots for the rear adjustment. The motor is stationary on the mount and does not change, the whole mount slide back/forth. Although, in retrospect, it might have been easier to simply use a slotted mesh adjustment for the motor itself instead.