Anyone have a blaster boost bottle layin around they would get rid of? let me know please. Thanks
Blaster boost bottle
- Thread starter Blaster3
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i hear they don't really do anything. might be hard pressed around here to find one. i don't think i've seen anyone with one installed since i've been here.good luck though.
I believe that a boost bottle is a good thing to add weight, and make asthetic changes.
It does not seem to do anything else.
It does not seem to do anything else.
Not worth it. Just another place fro an airleak. You wont be able to tell the difference. A decent set of reeds will do you even better.
And if all I have is the toomey B1 full exhaust and k&n pod filter would it be a bad idea to mill the head enough to run race fuel or should I just have it milled enough for premium?
Ken O'Connor racing
Wildcard racing
PM Chutzell here
Flotek performance
Give any of those a shout, they'll put you in the right direction for your budget. All 4 have accounts here and have built engines for members here.
Wildcard racing
PM Chutzell here
Flotek performance
Give any of those a shout, they'll put you in the right direction for your budget. All 4 have accounts here and have built engines for members here.
milled for premium, you'll spend more in race fuel bills than its worth, and could have got your cylinder ported with that wasted loot
You would have to contact the businesses that "Painthehouse" included to find out a price, or check out their websites. I know that Ken O'Connor Racing charges $60 and Flotek charges $40-$80 (looked at the sites). I have a redesigned cylinder head from Ken O'Connor Racing and he requires to run 93 octane (premium) and a BR9ES Spark Plug (Best is NGK)
a stock blasty intake has an untapped port for the boost bottle,
wonder why no aftermarket intakes have that ????
CR125 intake is SIMILAR but not the same. CR125 reeds require custom material removal of the intake in order to run in a blaster.
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