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If it runs good and doesnt need a whole lot of tlc I'd say it was worth it

I have a set of paddles for the rear for my blaster when I go riding in the dunes and I've been running my holeshots on the front and was just curious how much difference putting some sand tires on the front would make over the holeshots.

Thanks! :) I put a lot of time and hard work into her

You could also paint them like I did mine. I first scuffed them up with some 180 grit sand paper. Then sprayed some adhesive promoter and then sprayed a couple coats of duplicolor bed liner in a can and it looks great and doesn't look like it'll be coming off anytime soon

And now my profile pic just disappeared completely. Gotta love technology lol

Well my laptop doesn't like this website. The browser keeps freezing up when I get on it and my phone won't do it. And I thought iPhones could do everything lol.

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Alright I do that next time lol. Now I just gotta figure out how to make one of those my profile picture

So I finally got the whole photobucket thing figured out and got the pictures up. The only thing I need now is a seat

The rejetting wasn't going to be an issue I just was wanting a little more power for the strip. I guess I should be asking would the pipe be worth the power gain

I would still do a leak down test. That's the only way to be sure it doesn't have a leak. And as for the TORS I'm really not too sure if it would do that. I never had problems like that out of mine but that was also one of the first things I removed from my blaster. It's very simple to remove...

It sure would. How does the plug look

If it's surging then you probably have an airleak and u need to fix it before the piston seizes

So I have been tossing around this idea and wanted to see what u guys thought. Where I ride they have a drag strip and I was thinking about getting a rdz big bore drag pipe to run on the days I wanna play around on the strip and was curious as to how much difference it would make over the dyno...

Autozone makes a set of sockets to remove bolts with stripped out heads. You just hit them on with a hammer and it'll remove the bolt no problem. And they're reusable so if u ever have a problem like this again you'll have the tool to handle it.