Anyone stroke a blaster???

[dirtmomma]

Title pretty much says it, just wondering if you have how's the dependability? Thanks :)

[JUSTINcredible]

my buddy did it he hasnt had ANY problems with it since he got it done. it really rips and he only lost one race in the last 2 years with that motor.:cool:

I'd say it really depends on who does the work on how reliable it will be.

[MichaelS693]

I have a 4 mill stroker in one of my motors.. had it on alky.. pretty reliable;)

[badass250r]

my blaster is stroked i bought it like it by cp customs i thinks it a 4mm as well

[dirtmomma]

Thanks for the replies :cool: we're still trying to decide what to do :)

[hill43]

i would not storke it there is no need and yes it will not last as long my old boss Bill clayton can build the fasttest flattrack blaster you will ever ride if you want his daughter beth clayton who wins the gnc TT races now in the womans class won like 20 or so track champships and some 300 plus wins and we only rebuild it 2 times fastest flattrack blaster i have ever seen even stroked ones dont waste your money give him a call C&C motorsports at 573-472-6400 give them a call beth will answer ask her how fast it was

[cody anderson]

Originally posted by JUSTINcredible
my buddy did it he hasnt had ANY problems with it since he got it done. it really rips and he only lost one race in the last 2 years with that motor.:cool:

I'd say it really depends on who does the work on how reliable it will be.

That's my old bike right?

[cody anderson]

Daryl Rath and I built a 4mm stroker Blaster motor and put it in a 250R frame that I raced in the Blaster class. That this was awesome. PEP long travel, YZ blue plastic. Damn, I miss that ride. Anyways, we did a 4mm stroker, a YZ 250 intake welded on the cylinder, V-force reeds, ELF fuel, YZ 125 carb and a lot of porting. That thing would holeshot 250R's with pipes no problem. STROKE IT!!!!

[bradley300]

most blasters in the ai cooled class at the gnc's are stroked, a 1.4 mm stroke and a .060 over bore brings to a true 200cc. with the right carb,compression and porting, you will be sitting on 35 horsepower

[Alberta_Qaudin]

ahhhhh, my bad the name of this thread had me on a completely different train of though. i was thinking that was an wicked way to word it