is a startmotor of a S2 the same as one of the 907?

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is a startmotor of a S2 the same as one of the 907?

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I have a startmotor of a ST2 laying around and want to check it, do the mod of earthing the - brush by a decent cable.
just need to be sure that they are the same. so I can swap the starter motors in one action.

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Re: is a startmotor of a S2 the same as one of the 907?

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I think, that if mechanical measurements are same, then You can use it. There cant be big difference with needeed current, so that electrical part you can forget. I havent look mine closer, but i quess, they are exact samekind, maybe from another manuafacturer, but that is not problem at all.... :smoke:
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Re: is a startmotor of a S2 the same as one of the 907?

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Hi Annti,

I knew you would post a reply. To be honest, I saw an article about startmotors where the writer changed the standard starter, which contains 2 brushes into 4 brushes. this doubles the torq of the starter and has a dramatic improvement on the starting of the big twins. That's what I aiming for.

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Re: is a startmotor of a S2 the same as one of the 907?

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the writer changed the standard starter, which contains 2 brushes into 4 brushes.
Not so easy, been looking into that, too. Lotsa modding of the brusher plate etc.
Do you have a link?

I also think the st motor works. Different gearing on some newer but think that is f 4V.
IIRC....
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Re: is a startmotor of a S2 the same as one of the 907?

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Hi tamburinifan,

it seems that there is a possibility to use a brush plate with already 4 brushes.
not every 4-brush plate will fit. some brush plates have the spring to far out, causing short cicuit.

so far I'vent any links to some articles about this subject sofar.

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Re: is a startmotor of a S2 the same as one of the 907?

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Friend of mine tried to adapt similar 4 brushes to st engine, no luck.

I bought one, too. Sould give more ooomphh f starter
but not so easy to do even if that was almost the same.

But I´m listening.... ;)
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Re: is a startmotor of a S2 the same as one of the 907?

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ducbertus wrote: To be honest, I saw an article about startmotors where the writer changed the standard starter, which contains 2 brushes into 4 brushes. this doubles the torq of the starter and has a dramatic improvement on the starting of the big twins. That's what I aiming for.

regards, Bertus
Bertus, there is no need to replace the starter motor, just fit a deka battery...that will kick the paso into life...if it still hesitates to start then fit heavier cables...nothing wrong with original starter :beer:
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