noobie... pics of my blaster and other rides...
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thanks guys. well to answer some of the questions, the t3's will smoke the blaster with ease. not that im hating on it or anything, just they are a whole other type of ride...
the rims are 4x1 offset yes, but work great. specially with the banshee front spindles and brakes.
frame was painted by a relative at their autobody shop.
i still have the stock rear brake, and unlike most i have read or heard about, this one works perfectly fine. i will be updating to hydro's in the rear eventually.
the seat cover i got thru verde powersports...
i still have some work i want to do on the blaster, like hydros on the back like i just said the reeds and 30mm carb, and i want to get a set of the newer style maier rear fenders for it also. i am running a honda 450r rear shock on the back right now, and it does a good job soaking up the jumps and such, but i plan on getting elkas all the way around soon. lol, its never done, always adding something here, changing this or that... but i like it.
the rims are 4x1 offset yes, but work great. specially with the banshee front spindles and brakes.
frame was painted by a relative at their autobody shop.
i still have the stock rear brake, and unlike most i have read or heard about, this one works perfectly fine. i will be updating to hydro's in the rear eventually.
the seat cover i got thru verde powersports...
i still have some work i want to do on the blaster, like hydros on the back like i just said the reeds and 30mm carb, and i want to get a set of the newer style maier rear fenders for it also. i am running a honda 450r rear shock on the back right now, and it does a good job soaking up the jumps and such, but i plan on getting elkas all the way around soon. lol, its never done, always adding something here, changing this or that... but i like it.
for hydros you should definitely get awk08's rear brake setup, they are gsxr hydro brakes and he makes custom mounts for it to fit on a blasty. alot of people on here have them and they say they are the best you can get, plus, he doesn't charge you an arm and a leg for it.
Oh No wonder it looks so Bad A$$! Powder coating is deffinately the way to go. And its only like $200 for a blaster frame.
welcome to the site man.
a couple questions, how did you get that stance on the blaster? are those standard or long travel a arms? and what shocks are you using up front?
a couple questions, how did you get that stance on the blaster? are those standard or long travel a arms? and what shocks are you using up front?
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