blasters any good in the dunes
#2
Alot of my friends ride blasters at the dunes and they are awsome out there. it really unlocks some power if you pipe and jet it though. an extended swigarm is nice too because they are not that long.
#4
Blasters are awesome in the dunes. I used to ride one around all the time. Stockers do alright, but a pipe and some other mods help alot. They aren't the fastest, but they are fun. And I personally think that they are one of the best sand trail quads made. I loved riding my Blaster in the trails at Sand Lake out here in Oregon.
-Brandon
-Brandon
#6
blasters are cold in the dunes ive took all three of mine out ther in little sahara in oklahoma and with out paddles i was runnin either holeshots or stockers and they made it up the biggest dunes out there wit lil or no mods the blaster is cold jou cant fock wit it
#7
Built Blasters can be real good in the dunes, especially if their ported..
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#8
thats odd cause i ride mine in sand, its not the dunes but there is sand everywhere and it messes up my rear axle bearings i dont get it, i dont think they do good in san but thats my opionin.
#9
I had that problem too.
See once sand gets inside your axle carrier it just spins with the axle and has no where to go, thus wearing out the bearings or axle. I took out my axle and bearings and had a greese fitting installed into the carrier. Even tho the bearings are sealed and the greese won't help them much, it still helps the inside or the carrier and protects it from the spinning axle or anything else that might work it's way inside.
See once sand gets inside your axle carrier it just spins with the axle and has no where to go, thus wearing out the bearings or axle. I took out my axle and bearings and had a greese fitting installed into the carrier. Even tho the bearings are sealed and the greese won't help them much, it still helps the inside or the carrier and protects it from the spinning axle or anything else that might work it's way inside.
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