So it should basically sit as low as it goes into the hole? Should it be flush at the bottom?cant you get a closer shot of that? looks about right but maybe send it down a bit more. The nut should pull everything together when you tighten and it should then press into the socket and tighten where it belongs.
Ok thanks man! So if u don't use drum brakes what have you used to convert front hubs? New spindles? If so what kind? Got pics?Im open to correction, I haven't dealt with the drum system on a blaster (any normal blaster spindles) since I threw mine away, but its a simple process, just get the balljoint somewhat seated in the socket and the nut should pull everything up, granted the ball joint doesnt turn with the nut, then it helps to use a G-clamp or something to squeeze the spindle and BJ together allowing you to tighten the nut.
No the top ball joints only pinch bolt white no castle nutI may be missing the point here, forgive me. I cant remember if the pinch system uses a nut on the end of the ball joint. Is the horizontal bolt the only bolt which holds it together or does it have a nut like the bottom Ball joint? All I have said above applies to the bottom BJ system...
Ok thanks man! So if u don't use drum brakes what have you used to convert front hubs? New spindles? If so what kind? Got pics?
I believe I have a set of yfz450 spindles hub and brake setup with cables and brake lever that was on the bike when I bought it BUT I just made everything back to stock (spindle/hub/brakes) because the 450 spindles are not compatible with the pinch bolt style arms/ball joints and the person I got it from had it rigged with washers welded to the ball joints to hold it in place so I decided to go back to stock until I have enough cash to get extended a arms and so on...Im using Raptor 660 spindles, Banshee caliper and disks on a 450 suspension. http://www.blasterforum.com/threads...complete-front-suspension-to-a-blaster.36120/
The blaster is unique with that pinch bolt setup, it limits you against using other spindles unfortunately. My advice for you would be to find a set of +03 disks and calipers of a newer blaster, along with the brake lines, master cylinder and lever.