Would a set of 2004 raptor 660 A-Arms fit on a 2005 yamaha blaster. i can pick a set up cheap would it be worth it?
Raptor A-Arms
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with some modifying whey would deffo fit but it would a lot of measering and math
No arms from any other quad will bolt up. However any set of arms can be made to fit with enough cutting and welding.
Blaner used a complete YFZ 450 front end.
http://www.blasterforum.com/suspension-14/guide-fitting-yfz-450-complete-front-suspension-blaster-36120/
Blaner used a complete YFZ 450 front end.
http://www.blasterforum.com/suspension-14/guide-fitting-yfz-450-complete-front-suspension-blaster-36120/
As far as I'm aware, NO other quad's a-arms are a direct fit to the blaster. You can modify your frame to accept other a-arms. Blaner modified his blaster to fit YFZ suspension. That's a complicated and lengthy process which requires modifying the frame permanently.
The other option is to scrap the notion of buying other stock suspension and putting it on your and step up to aftermarket suspension. Either replacement shock absorbers (if width isn't what you're after) or new a-arms if you're trying to widen your ride.
The other option is to scrap the notion of buying other stock suspension and putting it on your and step up to aftermarket suspension. Either replacement shock absorbers (if width isn't what you're after) or new a-arms if you're trying to widen your ride.
WOW, I'm trying to do a LTZ400 arm swap onto my LT250R and that made my conversion look like childs play LOL
sucks blasters don't fit honda/zuki arms as there are PLENTY of those around.
sucks blasters don't fit honda/zuki arms as there are PLENTY of those around.
Blaner
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Blaner is the only one I have seen that has done it correct. He kept all the pivot points in relation to each other same as stock. On the Banshee forum some have cut one side of the arm and added a spacer to the other, which is not possible to do on the Blaster.
