hey guys i need some serious help with my blaster brakes.
the rear brake is not working completely. it completely sucks.
i need some help. any replies will help.

Alexi

 

Please i need some help. they are not working at all and i was wondering if i should get the trenga hydraulics or any other brand. what do you think?

Alexis

 

anyone???? come on its my first time posting!!

 

i had the same problem with mine, i brought it to my local dealer and the got them workin for like 200$, i want trenga hydro's i'v heard there really nice. I would recomend them.

 

cool. thanks i was thinking about them but they are rather expensive.
i better start saving up [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

http://www.eastcoastatv.com/blasterbrakes.htm

There u go
lol check it out

 

my my blaster brakes crapped out on the *** end i just unhooked them. front brakes stop you faster any way, but i heard those hydrolic brake kits for blasters are really good.

 

The Blaster rear brake has a tendency to "freeze up" over time. To fix the problem, you'll need to take the caliper off the swingarm and disassemble the unit.

What you'll probably find is there is a lot of dirt and foreign matter in the caliber where the pads are supposed to freely slide in order to function.

Clean this area really well and then apply ample amounts of grease to the caliper and pad (the area where they contact each other). Be careful to keep the grease off the portion of the pad that contacts the rotor since this will impeed stopping.

Adjust the brake to ensure that pressure will be applied to the pad and rotor when the brake peddle is actuated.

This works for me when my Son's Blaster brakes cease to function.

Regards,

Rog