We put the East Coast ATV version on my son's Blaster. You can read my post is in the link posted above.

I am not sure, but I think the East Coast version can be mounted with the foot guards in place, but with some modification. You might check out East Coast ATV's web site for more details or give them a call.

I was very pleased with the system from East Coast ATV. Works.

Another option, now the Yamaha finally upgraded the Blaster, is to retro-fit Yamaha parts to older Blasters.


Regards,

Rog

 

Also a very good idea IMO. I'm sure there are some threads on Blaster HQ about that topic.

 

The brakes seem to work fine on the Trenga Blaster in ATV Offroad Fury 2!!!!!!

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Hehe.

Sorry to hear about your bad luck. Thanks for posting.

-Josh

 

.........and that would be the only Trenga blaster that people are happy with!

JaMeS

 

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JaMeS

 

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yea, he really made me mad, so i think i'm going to buy a shee. I just have to talk my dad into it.

 

Well, tell him Banshee's don't go over backwards as easy and that you want one for your own personal safety.

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-Josh

 

i'm worried about fowling plugs while trail riding tho, any thought?

 

I've never fouled a plug on my Banshee. I change them every few months just to have fresh ones in, but I've never actually had to change them.

My buddie has a Banshee also and he has fouled two plugs, but it was caused by drowning it in the water and once in the mud. It's not the quads fault.

The Banshee is a really good trail quad believe it or not. I prefer it over my 400EX.

-Josh