400ex engine in a trx450r frame
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Pretty sure the mounts are different. You could make it work, but like Greg said, be cheaper to buy a 400, and you'd have a spare motor.
So if you do get in it in, and don't get the sprockets aligned, that chain going into the crankcase may put you back at square one again.
But with tools, time and money, anything can be made to work.
So if you do get in it in, and don't get the sprockets aligned, that chain going into the crankcase may put you back at square one again.
But with tools, time and money, anything can be made to work.
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03-10-2015, 12:24 PM
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Pretty sure the mounts are different. You could make it work, but like Greg said, be cheaper to buy a 400, and you'd have a spare motor.
So if you do get in it in, and don't get the sprockets aligned, that chain going into the crankcase may put you back at square one again.
But with tools, time and money, anything can be made to work.
So if you do get in it in, and don't get the sprockets aligned, that chain going into the crankcase may put you back at square one again.
But with tools, time and money, anything can be made to work.
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