dillbilly

thanks guys. that is weird that they are not good on coal hills. They got a paddle like pattern.

welcome to the site.

my guess is parking break. make sure it is fully seated in the perch. Or cut the connection and heat shrink to keep out water.

Love them. Now need to get rid of tors

pickles. I think I may have seen your banshee up at treverton. It's been awhile since I have been there. I love that place. I got some blood, sweat , and broken bones up there. see ya there some time. I haven't been there with my banshee yet. Shane "dillbilly"

damn my fault "banshee" lol thanks for repling. I am running razor 2's now and am getting alot of wheel spin. Could be because ground is so hard. Thought they might be a good trail and coal mix.

sorry typo rjdgriff should be the title

I bought from him. everthing was great. Trusted seller for sure. He even took time to talk with me and answer alot of questions I had. You can trust tis seller or buyer. Thanks again Shane

Love them. it is a big differance from stock.

this was my set up craigslist curb alert= electric household oven= free craftsman kit= 200.00 sand blaster= harbor frieght 200.00 It worked fine. Not showroom but good enough for me. I did a-arms. swing arms, rims, alot of small parts. Do alot of research on prep. that is what makes it stick on good. and proper heat range. Give it a shot it is fun and you can say you did it yourself.

Anybody try Itp mud lites on the rear of there banchee. I have them on my 4x4 and they work great. They have a good paddle like pattern. any info would be helpful. I am talking about sport mud lites. thanks Shane

Never tried the tooth paiste. Got to give that a try. Anyway prob needle seat

I bought a set of toomey pipes used. Then just ordered some jets off site sponcer ran stock needle with no problem

steel wool. then buffing wheel.

imo I would feel safer with thread tape and a short bolt.