The Teres motor assembly is not easily used with other turntables, because it has a strobe pattern printed on the bottom of the platter, which is read by an optical sensor. This provides speed data to the microprocessor controller, to keep the DC motor at precise speed.
I won't say it is impossible, but it would require some modifications to your TT, and getting specific parts from Teres, to do this. I don't know if the bottom of the Aries platter will even accept this printing, because I don't know what the shape of the underside of its platter looks like. And you would have to drill the plinth for the optical sensor.
However, you may look at the Redpoint motor assembly, which is very good, and has no optical sensor or strobe pattern. It would be alot easier to use that one.
I won't say it is impossible, but it would require some modifications to your TT, and getting specific parts from Teres, to do this. I don't know if the bottom of the Aries platter will even accept this printing, because I don't know what the shape of the underside of its platter looks like. And you would have to drill the plinth for the optical sensor.
However, you may look at the Redpoint motor assembly, which is very good, and has no optical sensor or strobe pattern. It would be alot easier to use that one.