project Blastard (CHINA-BLASTER) IT'S ALIVE - Page 10

TeamCheap · 02-24-2008, 06:08 PM

I did it, I went out and bought a nasty almost totally stripped blaster frame and will be using it to house the extra 200gy engine I have here.

Virtually nothing will get done on it until the weather breaks but I may get some things for it in the meantime.
Front wheels/tires(so I can roll it out of my way)
gas tank (needed to get engine clearance right)
swingarm bearings/bushings+bolt
handlebars & clamps/bolts

It's rough but I'll have no fear in cutting into it.

I think the blasters came with a 520 chain so I'll have to switch over to that and the exhaust will be a concern but the electrical and air filter and making engine mounts will be somewhat easy.

No the engine does NOT just slip in right now

02-24-2008, 06:08 PM	#1
TeamCheap Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: directly under the earths sun............NOW Posts: 2,302	project Blastard (CHINA-BLASTER) IT'S ALIVE I did it, I went out and bought a nasty almost totally stripped blaster frame and will be using it to house the extra 200gy engine I have here. Virtually nothing will get done on it until the weather breaks but I may get some things for it in the meantime. Front wheels/tires(so I can roll it out of my way) gas tank (needed to get engine clearance right) swingarm bearings/bushings+bolt handlebars & clamps/bolts It's rough but I'll have no fear in cutting into it. I think the blasters came with a 520 chain so I'll have to switch over to that and the exhaust will be a concern but the electrical and air filter and making engine mounts will be somewhat easy. No the engine does NOT just slip in right now
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