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Just replaced the sprocket chain and rollers. Thank you for the name of that part I'm gonna call the local atv shop and see if they have it in stock

So my buddy's and I took are quads to a local atv park and when I was cleaning up my blaster I noticed I'm missing the plate that holds the front sprocket on. What's that price called? How could it fall off with both bolts in and torqued ?

I use what yamaha recommends, yamalube trans oil

I personally run what yamaha recommends, yamalube trans oil

Right on thanks.

Welder at the ready. Let's talk about the beast that is the front, what is needed?

What wheel spacers are recommended?

Streator IL in lasalle county. Ride on my buddies property most of the time.

I have an 01 blaster if that is any help

Now what can be done about doing the front with hydraulic brakes? Do I just get all the front brake equipment from a banshee also? I thank you for taking the time to help

From what year banshee should I get the brake system from? Or does it even matter?

Howdy ya'll, I'm new to the fourm and we'll blasters in general. I keep reading about hydraulic brake conversion and I am wondering what I would need to do this? Any help and advice on this is greatly appreciated.

Yea the expansion chamber is still stock. As for sound it didn't get any quieter. Performance wise only thing I noticed different was launching was a tiny bit different types from normal. I'm not saying in anyway that it gave me more speed anyway, just seems to grab a little harder at launch.

Update: installed the power core 2 today and it has just a little more bottom end power over the pro circuit. I am however still running a stock pipe though.

Great write up

I'm currently running a pro circuit silencer and have a power core 2 being delivered tomorrow, I'll give ya a review, but I say just order the power core to go with the fatty pipe

Not trying to hijack the thread, just wanted to thank everyone for all the information. I have learned a ton on just this thread alone. So thanks ya'll.

I use the Lucas oil and I personally love the stuff, I mix at 32:1

Yea I'm south of Naperville in lasalle county. I lived in Colorado myself years ago in a little town called Aguilar. Thanks for the friendly welcome to the fourms.

Hello all noob to the fourm, from Illinois