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blastermehn
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If you have your stock exhaust still on your blaster (like i do), and if you dont have enough money to buy a new exhaust to get power gain, theres a way to give it a noticeable gain in power without hurting the quad or changing the sound of it.
just take off the back part of the exhaust (the round part on the end of the exhaust that has 3 screws). once you have that off, connected to the plate is the tube where the air flows out. on the end of that tube, theres a little piece in the shape of a K&N air filter. find out a way to saw that piece off (i used an air compressed grinder)
put the end back on the exhaust. this gives the exhaust more air flow and less back pressure pushing back down the exhaust pipe.
when i rode my blaster after i did this, i noticed a small but noticable gain in power the second after i pushed on the throttle.
hope the tip helps!!I:I
just take off the back part of the exhaust (the round part on the end of the exhaust that has 3 screws). once you have that off, connected to the plate is the tube where the air flows out. on the end of that tube, theres a little piece in the shape of a K&N air filter. find out a way to saw that piece off (i used an air compressed grinder)
put the end back on the exhaust. this gives the exhaust more air flow and less back pressure pushing back down the exhaust pipe.
when i rode my blaster after i did this, i noticed a small but noticable gain in power the second after i pushed on the throttle.
hope the tip helps!!I:I