ni need to know because if it will i need one if it wider

 

Yes

 

i need beaings and seals and i got a axle off a 97 banshee on ebay and i was wondering if i need to get bearings and seals for a blaster or a 1997 banshee

 

bump

 

the bearing carriers are the same I believe, thats why the axle fits in all three bikes. If I'm wrong please feel free to correct me, but I think thats the case.

 

its all the same

 

i won a 97 banshee axle on ebay and i have my raptor taken apart and the axle out of mine can i put the 97 banshee axle in my raptor and put the stock raptor axle in the blaster?

or should i just stick withe the 97 banshee axle in my 2000 blaster

 

<sigh>...I wonder how many ppl that responded "yes" are speaking from experience.

My guess is... none.

Why do I think this? Because I have tried it and know from experience that they are not the same. The bearings should all be the same, but the axles themselves are not a direct swap. Will it work, yes... but it'll take some work. It's been a couple of years since I built a modded Blaster. There was some brake issue, can't recall exactly what though. From what I recall I think it was that the rotor floats on the Blaster, and the caliper floats on the Banshee. To make it work, you'll need the Banshee brake disc hub, get the sprocket hub as well. I also had to use a spacer, as mine wasn't centered when I put it on my Blaster. I think I ended up discovering the axle carrier was slightly wider on the Banshee than the Blaster, or if the axle carriers are the same, the hubs aren't the same width. I wish I could remembe and answer with specifics. All I can advise you is to get the hubs and that will make it a lot easier. I tried using the Blaster hubs (brake and rotor) and had a world of problems.

 

You are correct colby...the axel will fit...but you need a banshee caliper bracket

 

Ok, and the axle caliper bracket is on the carrier, correct? So the swap would require the complete axle/carrier/hub assembly?