i was just wondering what the weight limit on a blaster is because i weigh about 210 and i wanted to get a blaster....i was gonna get a warrior but i cant afford one right now....also by drilling a hole in the airbox on a blaster does it give u more power

 

im not sure how tall you are, or how old you are, so this question is kind of hard to answer. How much experience do you have with quads?

Airbox holes help sometimes, and sometimes dont. It can depend on the type of oil filter you have, and the mods done to it. If it creates turbulance, then it will actually hurt performance.

 

I weigh 210 And it pulls me along fine. I have been out of riding for 10 years or so. So I was just happy to get out and back into the sport. As for the airbox. It also depends on the riding conditions. If there is a lot of water I wouldnt recomend the airbox drilling.

 

will u get more power if u drill holes in your air box

 

Supposedly, you will but it will drown if it gets rainy or extremly wet.

 

ok but nobody has told me the limit yet

 

im not sure if there is a limit if there is i don't know it and as for the airbox i run without a box seems to work better with the toomey pipe kit

 

i'm 6' and 220 pounds.


I run it really hard and it hasn't given me a bit of trouble.

Don't get a blaster tho unless you are prepared to hang on in turns and any kind of rough terrain.

Its a blast tho once you get used to it. I like the feeling of being able to throw the quad around. I'm too cheap to buy anything else.

 

I weigh 130, and ive had a second person that weighs maybe 150 (atleast) and it carries us around fine. No racin though, just cruisin around.

 

There is a limit, it was like 220 or something. I read it on my friends before I jumped on and said "woah, I weight too much". Mostly all it affects is the suspension unless your tall too.