Carbon made motor mounts by water jet, Turnigys Aerodrive SK3 - 6374 brushless outrunner motors.
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You made the mount?
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No he only made the sushi.
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No man, I just posted the vid because looks an interesting subject. I think is particular that someone had the desire and knowledge to attemp such a conversion. Think the guy that did it is japanese. Therefore Nikomouk is right in his asumption.
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I need to chat with the guy that made the mounts, becauseâŚ
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He goes by the nick âhwunryul kimâ in Youtube. Subscribe to his channel and get in contact with himâŚ
Thank you very much for your interest in my electric board. I am not a Japanese but a Korean. ^^
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@hwunryul Hey man howâs it going? Still got the board running?
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Great. He is here, you got the man scepterr. 
Hi there.
Would you happen to have a parts list for this? Or a kit. I am totally interested in turning my street carver into an electric.
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I second @Jagz11 question about a parts list. I just got a pair of streetcarver trucks which Iâm putting on an upcoming build. Is the piston-rod supposed to help the truck return to center when steering? I know thatâs a bit of a problem with these trucks.
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The board doesnât self level. Itâs an actual design feature that it doesnât. The end links are from a 5 series Bmw so easily sourced
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Yeah, I found those, dust boots for them too. However, I meant that long rod in the picture above that looks like a two-way piston. I thought maybe it helps prevent wobbling.
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It is a bike part. Steering damper keeps board shake. Later, I changed to an adjustable damper to satisfy both cruising and carving.
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You mean something like this?
Yes, thatâs right