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  • 1995blaster
    Assuming you like it? I got another one which is white and im putting a topend on it and selling it to make some cash.
    If you are talking about the orange one in my sig it is a purple one that i had when i first joined the blasterforum. Soon after i got it i switched it to the black and yellow that i believe you had seen then i just got done rebuilding it to this orange and black one. I have a build thread should check it out.
    J
    on your bumble bee blaster; you used what kind and brand of hood? and did you have to do any mods to make it fit?
    Awk08
    direct bolt on to the tank, but uses 5/8 fuel line, and flows like a mo-fo, 5/8 line hooks directly to my 34mm pj carb, but had to leave a short piece of the stock size line on the inlet, then the new bigger line over it and clamp for stock carbs, < no biggie
    B
    Hey man I live in WI and looking for a place to ride. I live in oconomowoc which is about 45 min east of madison. Let me know if you wanna hit some trails soon. Nathan
    (586) 216-5136 call or text
    4cfed
    ahh cool... well check it out.. Wisconsin Street Dominators mostly drag racers but its a good place for tech help, and parts,
    4cfed
    hey man... you on wisconsinstreetdominators by chance??? figured you were seeing you gotta malibu in your avitar
    matt75
    I painted my plastics with metallic blue. It was rustoleum and not meant for plastic, it worked but its not hlding up as good as i thought. I've seen alot of people like the krylin fusion plastic specific paint. I'll probably paint them again this winter. Moneys tight with my new 03 warrior rebuild, i now have two mouths to feed. Anyways, im pretty sure theres a DIY on plastic paint.
    callmej75
    As far as getting the bearings out, I just beat them out with a socket, and one came out with the crank when I pulled it with my puller. Putting them back in, put the bearings in a ziploc baggie, freeze them over night in the freezer, then heat up the case around the bearing with a propane torch hot enough to make water sizzle, then drop the bearing in place. If it don't drop in, you don't have the case hot enough
    matt75
    I dunno bro im gonna check on that rep point!! You definately deserve it!!... I'll check it out.. I gave you one though.. but let me check...k.. Later bro.. keep up the good work!!
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