i am putting in a yamaha 650 motor in my trail blazer. can i make my axle so the sprocket is on the left side of the quad instead of the right? can a unthread the axle, or somehow make my sprocket side on the left and my rear brakes on the right?

 

you might try a 400ex swing arm i dont no if it will fit but the sprocket is on the left side.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: loolagigi

i am putting in a yamaha 650 motor in my trail blazer. can i make my axle so the sprocket is on the left side of the quad instead of the right? can a unthread the axle, or somehow make my sprocket side on the left and my rear brakes on the right?</end quote></div>
was thinking reverse trike and then i thought maybe i can just leave the swing arm alone, and turn the axle aroind to place the sprocket to the side i need.

 

i took the yamaha mazim frame from the motor mounts back, and cut the four wheeler from the front back, put the polaris front end up to the maxims frame, and am putting the ears on the polarises swing arm on the maxims swing arm. took pictures last night will post this week.

 

as far as i know you can do what your talking about. the only concern i have is if the axle is longer on one side of the carrier bearing housing compared to the other side.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: loolagigi

i took the yamaha mazim frame from the motor mounts back, and cut the four wheeler from the front back, put the polaris front end up to the maxims frame, and am putting the ears on the polarises swing arm on the maxims swing arm. took pictures last night will post this week.</end quote></div>
axle is centers up, even on both sides..................i am going to use the bikes frame and mont it to the polarises front end. then for my 2 tires for the back, i cut the maxims swing arm ears off, and am placing the polarises ears to the maxims swing arm. all should be well.