Question First rig, need motors

Hey friends! I've got a pile of hardware and electronics (26ft of 2040, sabretooth 2x25, 24v PSU, pair of hall effect pots) showing up this week for my first 2DOF rig - it'll primarily be used for flight - not looking for anything fancy, just some added realism and to get all this equipment unmounted from my desk lol.

That said, I'm really struggling to source motors. The Motor shopping list in the FAQ (https://www.xsimulator.net/community/faq/dc-motors-shopping-list.32/) is just a bunch of 404s, and stuff I'm finding now doesn't seem to have much torque unless I'm dropping $500 on a pair.

Which is to ask, is something like this good enough?

It looks like my next option might be some wheelchair motors - I'm looking at Jazzys, but I'm not clear what the white/yellow pair is for (the harness connector has positive and negative, then two additionals - phase? encoder? I'm not trying to fuss with ground removal if I can avoid it), and there's basically no technical data around these things...

I'm a big fella at 6'1" 250lbs, assuming everything is balanced I think they'll work but I also want to avoid getting something and my first 5min in the cockpit to make me feel like I needed something more.

Any help, suggestions or working links appreciated. Once everything's in I'll start the build thread.

Thanks, noorbeast! Shortly after posting I came across a pair of wheelchair motors that I saw used in D Max's upgrade build. I didn't get them as cheap as he did, but I got them. Looks like everything will be here by this weekend!

I have been using wiper motors for my seat mower for some years now - they hold up and works a lot better than I could have hoped for

I am using VR, and the brain gets tricked so much that there isn't need for large motions, even in MSFS2020.

But of course there is a lot more possibilities with stronger motors.

i am using wheelchair motors. i am making a 6 dof rig. i got mine of ebay not all the same but 3 pairs at least. the extra wires are for the brake which you wil have to remove. easy just 3 screws usually. still a pile of bits on the bench at the moment. i found they are a bit to fast so am using angle grinder gearboxes to reduce the speed and change the orientation. i am using motion4 sims design . seems more balanced having the motors that way. bit more complex to build but looks better i think. i did hit a snag with the build as i was going to weld it but cant find anyone to do it at less than commercial rates so am going to use round tube and key clamp scaffold fittings ussually used for hand rails instead. there is every possable type you could ever need, i only discovered thenm after i brough a hydraulic tube bender of course!"