What are the first things i should get for a Blaster?

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Aug 19, 2002 | 11:45 PM

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dillas23

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Blastercrazy,
Call trenga racing. Eric will direct you the right way to go for your specific riding. He built my Blaster before I sold it and it would outrun a stock banshee. Just give him a call, he won't BS you.

Aug 20, 2002 | 02:44 AM

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ct330

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<< Hey!

The first I would do is pipe it. I'm goin to get mine piped soon, but my freakin dealer charges way too much for labor. I think $575!!! That was for DMC Alien Complete Exhaust, Boyesen Reeds, and Jetting Labor!! That is too F*****G MUCH!!! Lata!!

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maybe im way off but if you cant do that little bit your self you should not own it. can you change the oil and clean the air filter or do you bring it in.

Aug 26, 2002 | 04:43 PM

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theyamahakid

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any opinions on how much a boost bottle helps on a blaster. how about a reed spacer?

Aug 26, 2002 | 07:26 PM

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dillas23

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Justin,
Go to trengaracing.com they have reed spacers. A boost bottle is not worth the time or effort for a Blaster. The reed spacer will help with your low end torque.