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kevin lane wrote:

> perhaps you could make the hole quite a bit larger and then make an 
> offcenter bushing that could simply be rotated to adjust the gear lash 
> tolerance, since alignment on the other axis isn't critical.


That sounds complicated.  Wouldn't it be easier to just make one of the 
holes in the adapter plate a slot?  The starter would rotate a few 
degrees to bring it up tight.

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