turning rims around on blaster
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I own a blaster and am wondering how well the spindles/hubs/bearings etc. will handle the extra stress applied to them if I turn my front wheels around for greater stability.
Anyone with experience or thoughts on the matter pleae reply. I would like to get some better handling out of this quad, but don't want to start breaking expensive parts in the process.
Anyone with experience or thoughts on the matter pleae reply. I would like to get some better handling out of this quad, but don't want to start breaking expensive parts in the process.
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Just flip them if you want to, the stress is not a factor on the spindle, unless you weigh 600lbs.
The biggest problem is being wider will make it tougher to ride fast in tight terrain. My wifes Blaster does just fine, and so does my modified Wolverine with 4" offsets. Even 7' off the ground
The biggest problem is being wider will make it tougher to ride fast in tight terrain. My wifes Blaster does just fine, and so does my modified Wolverine with 4" offsets. Even 7' off the ground
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