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If I'm not mistaken, the 750 motor is too tall and too wide for that frame.
Which leads to the saying "with enough money anything is possible". You could modify the frame to handle that big of a motor but then, why not build a whole new frame.
measure the motor and then measure the frame
if you are capable of making mounts, modifying the frame and getting the right chain line in a safe and useable way then go for it.
But im willing to bet that if you have to ask and internet site it might be alittle over your head at this point, its ok we all start some place but dont bite off more then you can chew.
Also is a 360 a pressed frame like the 350?
if so its a bad idea as the racers of 350s think the frame sucks
To fit a 750 motor in 360
Cut away everything below steering head to swing arm pivot, split frame lengthwise and widen it
Get a wider swing arm then fabricate a new lower cradle.
Trying to fit a 23" wide 20+" long, 212lbs motor in a frame designed for a 13" x 15" 105lbs (?) motor isn't impossible, but, it isn't going to be easy
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