I just bought a 94 yamaha warrior and my friends wants a (92-2001) 200 blaster whats the speed difference............jw
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Thanks Zach

 

They are pretty closely matched but the Warrior will take the Blaster by a lengthish as long as both of you are of a relatively similar skill level.

 

yea i believe the warriors are a tad bit quick than blasters stock for stock, all the blasters i have run into with my warrior were slower then me.

 

If i were to do one upgrade to my warrior what should it be (for porformance wise)

 

id say a pipe kit that maybe comes with a jet for that pipe, which of course a pipe, filter, and jetting are always the first things you do to help performance on a quad, you can get an HMF Slip-on that comes with a jet and just install both and ull get a good gain out of it plus a nice sound

 

One upgrade without a doubt new pipe, intake, and jetting. Sounds like three upgrades, but you can modify the airbox lid cheaply(use your head if you ever ride in wet/muddy conditions) and it is necessary to get a decent gain from the exhaust upgrade. Jetting is usually a must for either of the first two, and a definite if doing both at the same time.

 

as far as factory goes, the blaster has a little more kick as far as power goes, the warrior is more clean and the blaster is more torque. the warrior will get the top end for it has a bigger motor, but the blaster has the bottom end( benefit of a 2 stroke).

 

and yes, the first thing you should do as far as mods go is the basics 3-stage-mod. which is pipe, filter and jets. you will feel quite a gain from that alone.

 

May sound like a dumb question but, is there a pipe available that gives the performance upgrades but isn't much louder than stock? Where I ride most is right behind my neighborhood and I want to keep it quiet as possible as I have to ride up my street 1 block to get to the trails and then my first few hundred yards are directly behind my neighbors houses.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: DeathValleyReaper

as far as factory goes, the blaster has a little more kick as far as power goes, the warrior is more clean and the blaster is more torque. the warrior will get the top end for it has a bigger motor, but the blaster has the bottom end( benefit of a 2 stroke).</end quote></div>

No, a Warrior beats a Blaster from the line. It just never has a huge advantage.