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Originally Posted by 123revo
i did initially look into that but in my current situation i will need to have the motor moved forward in order to use a normal 5mm mod1 pinion.this means buying another different motor mount. i am also somewhat reserved about using the long shank pinions on the current setup as i am weary of loading up the front motor bearing. i will relent perhaps somewhere down the track, but until then, i am not giving up so easily.
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there's no need to buy a new motor mount just look at the way i moved the motor forward:
or you can just about see it here:
just put some bolts inbetween the front motor mount part and the rear it works a treat although you will need longer screws...