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Originally Posted by TheFauxFox
Are you saying use a starter motor?
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This is the most cost effective way to make electric reverse. Most of them already have a reduction built in, and they are cheap, due to the fact they fail regularly. If you make the correct initial purchases, then you can end up with a lifetime warranty on the starter itself, and never have to worry about shelling more $$ out when they fail.
The only draw back, for example on mine, I don't want the large flexplate spinning around the open areas of my swing arm, so i am on the hunt for something smaller. I found some honda B series flywheels that would be small enough and a friend who has a pile of starters laying around, but I would have to use a manual trans flywheel, and I don't want all that extra rotating mass.