View Full Version : Lt500-ltr450 conversion?
vroomy
01-29-2013, 03:22 AM
Has anyone put a lt500 2stroke motor in a ltr450 yet? Been thinking for a while about wanting to do one but not sure if it would be a easy swap, just though I'd check to see if anyone out there has done it or at least tried
cdrookie
01-29-2013, 02:34 PM
believe it's been done but A LOT of work required. the quadracer site had info on one if i remember correctly.
trx/lt500r
01-29-2013, 05:15 PM
lots of work....
Not sure if it was ever completed on quadracer forum. If it was, i would like to see one.
-Swingarm bolt larger than 500 engine. Modify engine or modify frame/swinger for smaller bolt.
-Rear shock linkage would have to be relocated for lt500 intake, and i mean completly relocated.
beobe99
01-29-2013, 07:11 PM
Would also love to see this done! I've always though what it would take to do a RM250 swap into a LTR450.
I imagine the Hybrid forums on here would be best for more information.
vroomy
01-30-2013, 12:38 AM
Originally posted by beobe99
Would also love to see this done! I've always though what it would take to do a RM250 swap into a LTR450.
I imagine the Hybrid forums on here would be best for more information.
I never even thought of that, a late model RM250 would be even better! Hopefully someone with fabricating skills sees this thread and gets thinking.....
beobe99
01-31-2013, 07:47 AM
Originally posted by vroomy
I never even thought of that, a late model RM250 would be even better! Hopefully someone with fabricating skills sees this thread and gets thinking.....
Exactly, Late model RM250 engine and call it the LT-RM250 w/ the old school blue colored frame and yellow plastics.
atvmxr
02-15-2013, 07:22 AM
the lt500 motor fits much better in a z-400 frame. on a lt450 the rear shock mount makes it about impossible to get the carb-aif filter etc. set up.
just what I read on quadracerhq
do a google search for zelda and it should find a you tube of the z400 lt500 hybrid
tbone250r
02-15-2013, 07:54 AM
I believe I saw a 250R motor in an LTR frame somewhere. From what I remember it was almost bolt-on compatible, except for finding an exhaust of course.
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