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brozillo

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  • Birthday 12/30/1993

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  • My Banshee (optional)
    2000, Athena 421cc, +4mm crank, trued and welded with heavy duty bearings, Adjustable timing plate, high output stator, light weight fly wheel, complete Hinson billet clutch, elka suspension with long travel a-arms, all major components powder coated, 30-32 mm flat slide carbs, internal cross over intake, vforce 4 reeds and cages, fmf full exhausts, carbon fiber beadlock rims

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  1. Yeah I saw that doing some research. I may go that route unless someone else has my exact set up and could just tell me there experience with it.
  2. Also why is the max size for pictures so small? I can't include any pictures because the max size for a picture here is 0.05mb... That's tiny
  3. So I am officially a banshee owner as of a couple weeks ago. I have owned dirt bikes (mainly 4 stroke) my whole life, but I always wanted a banshee. That's the only quad I would buy. This thing was completely restored from the ground up and I have no trouble with it except what gas to run in it. I asked for a list of all then engine work and parts. The owner sent me this. The guy who had it before him is the guy who built the banshee: -Athena 421cc, +4mm crank, trued and welded with heavy duty bearings. -Adjustable timing plate, high output stator, light weight flywheel. -Keihin 30-32mm flat slide carbs, internal cross over intake, vforce reeds and cages -fmf sst pipes and powercore mufflers. Now when I first got it, John (the guy I bought it from) had avgas in it mixed 50:1. When I brought it back to my buddys house to really test it out, it ran like a beast. However when I tried to start it again after it was hot it would just not start. I let it cool off to get it to start again. So I contacted John about this and he asked a banshee mechanic about it. The mechanic said to just put 93 octane in it with ethanol treatment fluid. So that's what I did. Next time I rode it was at field of dreams track in new jersey. I had the gas mixed 40:1 with just 93 pump gas. For the first 20 mins of riding the banshee I was pretty satisfied with pump gas, until it start sputtering really bad when the engine finally got pretty hot. It sounded like it was choking for gas, but I know it wasn't running lean. The smoke was blue coming out of exhausts. I rode the banshee one more time after the sputtering, and within 5 mins it started doing it again, and I parked it for the rest of the day because I worried of blowing the engine. Please treat me as dumb here, because this banshee is a little more complex then I thought as far as engine work goes. I have been doing a lot research about certain things, but there are so many opinions out there it drives me insane. If someone could direct me in the right direction with what gas/octane to use I would appreciate that. Thanks
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