bigboybanshee

It's 5.25 a gallon for sunoco 110 here, 7.25 for 112

Happy Birthday Lee!!!!!

LOL, that would be the first thing I'd check before forking out money for new pipes. I'd be willing to bet if your pipes are old like you say they are...they're due for new o-rings.

TTT I know some of you need some cash for your pipes, Jeff's got a hole in his pocket

I got some of the grape that FASTOYS sells and it smells goooooooooood Gotta try that cotton candy next time

26 going on 16

That's the most logical thing I've heard regarding this whole mess concerning gas prices....the whole idea of not buying gas on Thursdays is retarded. LOL, this won't be hard for me, I only buy gas from Amoco I'll copy and paste this into a word document and hang it up at work...we have about 50,000 people here

Happy birthday!!!

LOL, I was gonna ask him the same thing, just sent a package on Tuesday... Congratulations John! I wish I could move a little further out of the city area in Memphis. You'll have to post up some pics of your new crib, sounds really nice!!

I've had extremely good luck with left handed drill bits

LMAO You're exactly right though Stan...I dropped my front end another inch and a half when I got back from the dunes, and after that, no more wheelies! The harder I dump it, the more the tires spin...

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To me, if you're standing it up with a +10 and your mods, you might want to look into tuning your suspension more. Going shorter on your swingarm is going to make it stand up even easier When I first started dragging my banshee, I was standing it up with my +8 on dirt. Lowered the front end a little bit more, now I can dump it on asphalt and it takes off, wheels don't come off the ground anymore

What gearing do you run?

Go with what ya know! If I were building another banshee to ride in trails, I'd get the CV manifold too....just my opinion though

I haven't heard that but it doesn't mean someone hasn't said it before. Big Blue ran a set of 30's on his banshee and didn't seem to have any problems with his top end. He was running shearer pipes and that sucker pulled forever

LOL!!! I would think that dual 30mm carbs would be great for a mildly ported engine. Carb parts warehouse has some pretty good deals on them.

Well, did you like the way your shee was before? Or did you want more low end than you had before? If you liked the way it was, I'd go ahead and get another 2 into 1

Should be right around 120, give or take a few pounds depending on your elevation. That is the first thing I would check in a situation like you're describing. If your top end needs to be replaced, I wouldn't compensate the lack of compression by having your head milled. You'll still have to end up replacing the top end before long.

Tom Cruise has lost it....

I always wondered what you ran at the track....what kind of times were you running in the 1/8th on both setups? Hopefully soon I'll be able to post some of my times with my 350

It's tough to say, my buddy just did something similar to his shoulder. It was sore for about a week or so, and then he had to be easy on it. I wouldn't push it if I were you, put ice on it and let it rest. Better to completely heal before putting more stress on it.

Make sure your ground connections are solid too. When I say solid, I mean touching metal, not PC...

These make a lot more sense

^^^^^^^^^ That's a damn good deal