The opening must be widened to approximately 40mm in width. Trim the lid - The wheel opening in the starter box lid must now be trimmed to provide clearance to the elevated motor assembly. Trim the lid to clear raised motor assemblyĦ. The starter wheel mounted into the box without the lid attached TIP: A wooden 2x4 cut to fit inside the box will also work.īe sure to leave enough room for the battery wires to pass through. Just make sure that the mounted motor assembly is secure. One large spacer or four individual spacers will work.
Make sure that the hardware you use is the correct size for your particular box. Raise starter motor assembly 40mm - Attach a 40mm spacer to the bottom of the starter motor assembly and remount the assembly back into the box. Remove the starter motor assembly - Remove the four screws from the bottom of the starter box and lift the starter motor assembly from the box.ĥ. Disconnect the starter motor wires - The starter motors must be disconnected from the wiring harness to remove the starter motor assembly.ĭisconnect electric motors from wiring harness.Ĥ. The starter wheel assembly must be elevated approximately 40mm to reach the Revos flywheel.ģ. If the charge jacks are not necessary, then they can be removed permanently.
They can be relocated by drilling new holes approximately 1/2-inch below the original ones. Remove charge jacks - The charge jacks will need to be removed to make room for the electric starter motors. Remove lid - Disconnect the starter box lid by removing the two hinge screws and locknuts.Ģ. The starter box used for these instructions is an inexpensive universal starter box that can be found at most hobby shops.ġ. These are instructions for converting a common universal electric starter box for starting the Revo 3.3 or Platinum without an on-board starting system.
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