Just Bought A Blaster1 93'

munki63

munki63

Epoxy is my duct tape
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Canada
XjCrawler and I Went halfers on this B1 for $2000, The guy we bought it off knows NOTHING about it, he did tell us its stroked (if anybody know a trick too check if it is let me know! Prefer not spiting crank and cylinders too find out)
We noticed it has
62t Cases with 61x Cylinders
Dual 46 Carbs (135 Main, Piolet I cant get out yet)
B-Pipe
No Waterbox
Stock ECU
ADA Heads
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t1024j

t1024j

94 blaster1 modded out
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socal
if im not mistaken the 93 came with 61x motor and you wouldnt have to spliy cases maybe just take the cylinder off.???
 
XJCrawler

XJCrawler

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Edmonton, AB
Layne said:
If you have the tools, you can just measure the piston from BDC to TDC can't you?
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that's what we were wondering, what would the measurements be stock compared to different stroker cranks.
Also would this setup be losing power with no waterbox?
 
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t1024j

t1024j

94 blaster1 modded out
Location
socal
no i know its a 62t i was pointing out that the owner went ti a 62t from a 61x with alot of aftermarket goodies on it. so one could assume he threw a stroker in there buy his word. then again there are some shady people out there.
 
Layne

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t1024j said:
no i know its a 62t i was pointing out that the owner went ti a 62t from a 61x with alot of aftermarket goodies on it. so one could assume he threw a stroker in there buy his word. then again there are some shady people out there.
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Yeah it'd be an easy thing to throw into a deal and the only way a person would know any different is pulling the heads and measuring it.

I would check it and don't get your hopes too high right off. Would be sweet if it is stroked though.
 
DirtyJ

DirtyJ

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Alliston, Ontario, Canada
XJCrawler said:
that's what we were wondering, what would the measurements be stock compared to different stroker cranks.
Also would this setup be losing power with no waterbox?
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Pull out the battery tray and look under there. You may just find your waterbox! If that thing doesnt have a waterbox I bet its loud as all hell!

Does it have rear exaust?
 
munki63

munki63

Epoxy is my duct tape
Location
Canada
DirtyJ said:
Pull out the battery tray and look under there. You may just find your waterbox! If that thing doesnt have a waterbox I bet its loud as all hell!

Does it have rear exaust?
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The battey is under the seat, is that the stock location?
I'm Pretty sure it's rear exaust
 
Layne

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munki63 said:
The battey is under the seat, is that the stock location?
I'm Pretty sure it's rear exaust
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Battery is stock under the seat yes.

I think what he was saying was check if there is a waterbox in the compartment under the battery box? I think if someone does a rear exhaust then the pipe runs through the compartment under the seat which is accessible via taking the battery box out. If its ran through there is reasonable to say a waterbox was relocated there.
 
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DirtyJ

DirtyJ

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Location
Alliston, Ontario, Canada
Layne said:
Battery is stock under the seat yes.

I think what he was saying was check if there is a waterbox in the compartment under the battery box? I think if someone does a rear exhaust then the pipe runs through the compartment under the seat which is accessible via taking the battery box out. If its ran through there is reasonable to say a waterbox was relocated there.
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:biggthumpup:Thats what I meant!:biggthumpup:
 
t1024j

t1024j

94 blaster1 modded out
Location
socal
the stock exhuast will be where the nozzle is. look in there and it should be on the left hand side facing the nozzle. unless of course there ias an exhaust outlet by your plugs. then it is rear. and as far as the water box you dont have to run it under the seat with rear exhaust being that it is already run to the rear but the outmet is next to pump and nozzle.
 
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