Well that's where simple parts changing ends and mods begin
twin neu's was gonna take a lot of juice to run, so I had to do something about the battery tray sizes
My air hack saw made short work of the chassis mod
Cut out the tops of the trays. Aluminum plates, free from work will take their place.
Modification of the stock motor mounting plate and mounts was needed for the extra height
in solving the battery height issue I encountered another issue. I could no longer use the stock pivot for the rear motor since that part was being cut off.
I started out by machining (Hacking apart more like it) a flat spot into the stock mount.
In wanting to keep it as simple as possible, I needed to use the original pivot for the motor. Marked the center line out where the motor pivoted originally. marked and drilled a hole higher up on the center line.
Everything below the red-line I'll machine away.
I'll need to build a spacer to keep the bottom from pulling in but that will be easy.
Mock up of the major pieces
I encountered an issue with the tray on the spur side. I had to cut a notch for clearance
On completion 2 smooth cans would have been better than finned. I already had the 1 finned can and I wanted two the same so I went with both.
This lead to a small headache during the fitting of the front motor. The fins get in the way.
Liposuction of the front motor was in order.