So I have the torque boards dual motor kit, and it seems like the motor will only mount properly with the wires going up, down, left or right. See picture:
Note that the positioning is symmetrical with every 90 degree turn, so wires only have those 4 options
Another option would be to give the motor a 45 degree turn and only screw two of the screws in. This would result in the wires still coming out the back, but coming down at a 45 degree angle from the horizontal (Won’t crash into the mount).
In this picture the top and bottom screws will go in, but the side holes will be exposed. However if you see the direction of the wires, they are coming at the perfect angle.
You can angle your mount up a little more to give more wire clearance, but what about putting them forward? This is rarely an issue for anybody as the silicone wires are flexible and can be bent back and forth quite a few times unlike the rigid low strand wires.
I thought wires coming out the front will damage them (at least a lot of people on the forum said that), that’s why I didn’t do it. Do you think it’s fine to do?
I also have it setup like your second photo. Because of the belt length I’m even closer to the mount, they are practically resting on the mount all the way to the heatshrink. Those are some hefty wires, they are not that easy to break Or get longer belt and it will enable you to increase the distance between motor and the mount further.