I'm planning a rebuild or at least i'm moding my quad will it do 60+ if i put on a toomey b1 KIT vforce reeds and a racing air box and a 38t sprocket
60 mph
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with a 14 tooth front it will no problem but it will probally be a bit lacking on low end being geared that high.
i dont think high speeds would be stable for our quads. tires arent made for that kind of speed and could blow depending on ur tires. not to mention its gonna be very hard to handle. one time i had it at top speed idk how fast i was going probably mid 50's on a road. I hit a little bump and i MEAN little, started weaving and i almost lost control. that couldve been deadly
ehh i dunno man mabey something is worn out? i ride mine down the roads and have took it down the asphalt track lots of times and at 70mph its nice and stable. but yeah i mean its definately not a car lol I:I
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I myself don't feel comfortable at 50+mph yet on a quad. Really if I want to go fast I have a car for that.
With 21-22" tires, tall enough gearing and the power to pull that taller gearing yes 60mph is very possible.
Most atv tires are designed to withstand 80mph speeds.
Most atv tires are designed to withstand 80mph speeds.
slow. get up to 85 on a quad. with a blown shock. the wheel starts to bounce up and down lol.
but 60mph isn't bad. the fenders actually make it worse at speeds sense they like to flap around causing the areo of the quad to constantly be changing. if you cut them or remove them you should a little more stability at higher speeds.
yea i LOVE speed i just had a ALMOST bad experience.. would be nice to have a steering damper/stabilizer
ya those are called your arms. build them up.
also make sure your bearings and everything are not worn out and tight.
and make sure your alignment is good too.
oh yea i forgot to mention that i have a dent in the mid right frame so it pulls to the right a little.. lol.. but thats a different story dont wanna jack the thread off 
dude my blaster with 22 in tires and 14 tooth sprokey it iwll do 60 65 and it is pretty damn stable it is enough not to scare me at all i trust it and u gotta know what the f your doing dont be a dumb ass
Yea, shaving the fenders helps a boatload in stability. They are the big aerodynamic pitfall of ATVs. I didn't like the stability of the stock blaster at speed though. It's light so it can get blown around easily and always feels like it's going to tip over. Since mine is a little wider and longer, I don't have that issue much anymore other than the bump steer from the flipped front rims. Make sure all the tire pressures are uniform around the quad as well.
i am going to cut them fenders they flap round lyk mad but. I dont think its that bad at speed mine has 2inch+ spacers at the back but it feels kind of light at the front
I prefer the look of an actual race hood/fender then chopped. But I would rather have chopped or shaved OE fenders then stock lol
hmmm my blaster is already build to drive at high speeds no problems at all with handling about the front fenders at realy high speeds they go up !!!
sometimes i think they will break but they won't i keep them on becouse i like the looks of it taking them off will increase acceleration and top speed
sometimes i think they will break but they won't i keep them on becouse i like the looks of it taking them off will increase acceleration and top speed
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