would i be able to use the trail tech designed for a T-Blazer on my scrammy 500 2x4,i looked at rockymountainatv.com and they didnt have any for the scrammy and i looked on the trail tech website but they cost like $80.00,plus i want to buy everything form one place at once

 

i plan on getting a new helment,new filter(k&n),new goggles,and a trail tech but i want to be able to get it at one place other than the polaris website becuz they cost an arm and a 2 legs!!!lol

 

Sometimes companies like Rocky Mtn. have more gear than is in their catalogues. Maybe give them a call. The spindles for the T-Blazer and your machine should be identical....provided you're talkin' about all 4X2 machines.

 

thanks alot "MODGOD"lol!!

 

one more question,
would this be easy to install,considering that im not that good at technical stuff,if not i kno someone who can,thanks again

 

BTW,nice rides,wanna trade!?!?!?!?[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

The trail tech speedo for the trailblazer will also work on any quad because you have to manually input the tire size, the only thing bike specific about trail tech is the mounting brackets that they make for specific bikes, I bolted mine right to the plastic handlebar cover.

 

They are easy to install. YOu gotta drill a hole in the stru housing to mount the sensor and JBWeld the magnat to the brake rotor. EZ

 

Like the others stated, it's not a hard installation. Kinda wierd w/ the JB weld, you have to monitor it and keep relocating the metallic particles away from the magnet...til the JB weld hardens. Like some elementary science project. Make sure to get the TT speedo for a quad, not a bicycle. When we first started intsalling these using the bicycle units from Walmart, we found the processors are slower for the bike units. Once you'd get above 40-45 mph, the display just wouldn't keep up. With the quad unit, it never misses a beat.

 

okay,thanks to all