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How big is the stock carb on the blaster. I was thinking about getting a bigger one is it worth doing and what is the best option. I have a stock engine with a powercore 2 silencer and other small mods.??? What is a good price on ebay?
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i wanna say 26 or 28 mm for the stock carb. a stock carb works well with just a exhaust but once you get ported cylinder and your head milled etc the carb is a little restrictive. im not going to mention anything about your exhaust because i don't have one so i can't offer any help. but alot of people will tell you that fmf's aren't the best pipes once you start doin serious mods! good luck!
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stock is a 26mm
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so should i get a bigger one?
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a stock blaster carb is 28mm...it would probably be better to get ur cylinder ported,milled head, and lighten ur flywheel then go ahead and get a bigger carb.....what other mods do u have?
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stock is 26, 28 is a good mod for a mild motor
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yeah go with 28mm. Dont worry about porting just yet tho. You;ll notice a nice increase with a 28mm...even just an FmF on it.
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