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Old Dec 10, 2004 | 12:40 PM
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Originally posted by: blasterkid200cc
actually for shifting you dont nessicarily have to use the clutch and you dont need to let off the gas if you do. i can drive along in 2nd keep half throttle shift into 3rd with gas on let out the clutch and my front end pops right up but thats if ya wanna wheelie
you want to use clutch, its not good for the tranny to not use it, wont hurt it too much , considering people do it when dragracing, but on my zilla, if i try to shift w/o clutch its harder to shift, so it takes just as long as using clutch.
 
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Old Dec 10, 2004 | 02:55 PM
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As pete said, your blaster can be turned into quite a little **** kicker. I'll be up over 40 ponies by the time Im done. When It was a 240, ported, with a 33mm carb I could walk all over 400ex's and some kx125. I even had a good run with a kx250F, top speed wise we were about the same (14-40 gearing.) Straight from the factory these things are really held back. Look at the throttle housing on the handle bars, the dealers have the throttle stop almost half way in. Take of the injector so that you can switch out carbs easy, pipe it, and it will really wake up.
 
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