Recent content by 2k3Blaster200

if you go by wet weights or dry weights the banshee is close, but not really quite 100lbs heavier, at least from specs ive seen. as for the 250r I think 20 lbs more would be pushing it. I'm not knocking the blaster at all or I wouldn't have owned so many. they are one of the simplest, yet most...

thanks for the reply ken! I guess the choice is clear then.. they still advertise the kit on their site, if its out of production I don't know why they still advertise it. my main question was if the vito's kit with your porting already done runs better than a out of the box ct kit, but if its...

neither one is 100lbs more, infact a 250r is very close in weight to a blaster. I'm sure you can get a blaster to beat stock or VERY mild versions, but that's about it.

nah, ive had plenty of those. blasters have a lot of fun power, not necessarily horsepower. a blaster is something I have enjoyed riding for 15+ years (not that I didn't enjoy my 450s or banshees etc) they are just all around fun to ride and play with. plus I have a lot of blaster parts laying...

I agree, its not a screamer, but the power is very broad and strong.

my father and I recently built a blaster from the frame up and are looking at doing another. on the one we just did we put in a vito's 240 kit w/ forged piston and 3mm stuffer crank. it runs very well, but on the next one we want more. I see ken sells a vito's kit with his porting already done...

i (think) have narrowed it down to toomey, ct, dmc and fmf. i am a bigger guy, probably too big for a blaster, but i love them! i ride everything from tight trails to wide open dirt roads and fields. im looking for a "all around pipe" and have read many forums on this topic, but still cant...