Lift up the seat and the black rubber flap and there is the idle screw. Adjust it very slowly and see if that helps. If you were just into the reeds its a good chance you may have an air leak.

 

my friend just jetted his carb and it does te same thing. he had an air leak in between his new rad valve, reed spacer and engine. but we fixed it. then we adjusted the needle position to the third, started it up and it wouldent idle, we adjusted the idle screw and it revd really high in one quater inch increment! what the hell!

 

Carb trouble fixed!!!! Everything was fine! I told everyone that it is probably something stupid and it was. It was fixed a while back but my computer was broken so I couldn't respond. All I had to do was turn the idle screw down to about a half turn out!

1warrior1: My blaster ran fine at about 1 1/2 turns out, then I put in the reed spacer and reeds and I had to turn it in a whole turn.
Thanks for your help everyone!!