Paul wrote:
  Come to look at it if you use the stock starter location it is only a
minor
  modification to Tracy plate. Cut off the bottom and notch the spot
where
  the starter goes with a band saw and you are done. All you then need
is a
  couple of longer 10 mmm bolts.

Perry Mick wrote:

Beware: the two bolts through the starter, both don't go into the
engine,
only one does, a very long bolt.  The other is much shorter and bolts
into
the transmission. There is a recess in the transmission, where another
bolt
bolts the transmission to the engine, in front of the starter.  In other
words,
the bolt hole pattern on the starter does not match the two bolt holes
on the
engine.  Maybe you're already aware of this.

--
Perry J. Mick
Duckt N7XR
http://www.ductedfan.com

No I was not. Thanks. I am on my way up to the hangar to get the starter.
I still think it can be done. Perhaps by drilling another bolt hole 
in Tracy's plate.
 
Paul Lamar
 
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