is it necessary to do these upgades if all i do is trails? i know shocks are a must, just havent gotten around to those yet
extened swinger and a arms and axel?
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it is not necessary, i fought going wider for years, thinking it would'nt fit thru some trails, now that i've gone wider, i would never go back.
extended swingers only + is keeping the front end down when adding more power.
do the shocks first, then worry about wider/longer
extended swingers only + is keeping the front end down when adding more power.
do the shocks first, then worry about wider/longer
ok, i found a set on ebay for 200 new from alba racing
Yamaha Blaster 200 A Arms Chromolly Plus 1 1 2" Each Side Alba Racing | eBay
Yamaha Blaster 200 A Arms Chromolly Plus 1 1 2" Each Side Alba Racing | eBay
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whoaaaaa, thats the best deal on new a-arms ever !
and alba has been making yamaha aftermarket parts for as long as i can remember
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i know awk!! i would love to buy them but my pops wont let me bc he doesnt want me to put alot of money into my blaster! once im 17 im buildin her up 
should i try to bu theses since there such a good deal and hold them on the side until i can use them?
They will continue to sell them. Here is my problem with them. They are only + 1.5" not + 3. They also aren't up 1". Meaning that you wont be improving the geometry at all. I would rather buy 3" stud spacers for $30 than buy those. If your going to get a arms buy +3 up 1.
How tight are the trails you ride?
How tight are the trails you ride?
Overall not that tight, some are a little tight bit I'm sure I can clear a new path when I get new a arms!
it says there are multiple sets avaiable, and many sold, so i'd say thats alba's everyday price
tell pops, wider and longer is not building it up, it's making a quad desinged for entry level kids, into a more stable, much safer, adult sized toy.
for way less $ than buying a bigger one
tell pops, wider and longer is not building it up, it's making a quad desinged for entry level kids, into a more stable, much safer, adult sized toy.
for way less $ than buying a bigger one
no added ground clearence, and yes to spacers in the rear.
mike above is correct, and i missed it, they are not +3 +1's
but still are new arms, 3" total wider arms that offer replaceable ball joints.
i may consider a set for the black bike when riding season rolls around.
mike above is correct, and i missed it, they are not +3 +1's
but still are new arms, 3" total wider arms that offer replaceable ball joints.
i may consider a set for the black bike when riding season rolls around.
no, you'll need to order special "long travel" arms for the shock length you plan to use, and they won't be $220, maybe double that
those are all longer than stock blaster shocks
the only shocks to fit blaster standard travel arms are blaster, banshee, and any aftermarket brand made for those 2 quads.
there are others, but not worth the hassle IMO. (some sled shocks)
