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Thanks shee420 for helping me out I appreciate it.

Supposedly the foam is easier to clean and better for dusty conditions.

Anyone please??!!!

Hey a while back ago I had a post where I was told to run 320 mains, 30 pilots, and stock needle. I have K & N clamp ons and T6 exhaust, no engine work and ride mostly at Pismo Beach. The advice was great and the Shee rode great. My question is, will the jetting advice given for the K & N clamp ons be also a good baseline for the Toomey 2 into 1 filter? Or will I have to change the jetting from what I already have? Thanks so much, last time I asked advice everyone was very helpful.

Hey I just wanted to thank everyone who helped me out with getting my Banshee jetted correctly. I put on K&N clamp ons and T6 exhaust. The jetting that was recommended was 320 mains, 30 pilots, and stock neddle. I took the Shee out to Pismo yesterday and was blown away by how well the mods performed. The engine ran great all day without any problems. The T6 exhaust has got to be the sweetest sounding system ever! SPECIAL THANKS to BenBB for giving me a baseline on my jetting.

I plan on buying ITP front Sand Stars and I was wondering what size you guys recommend. 21x7x10 or 22x8x10? Thanks for the help.

Hey I was looking at the carbs getting ready to rejet, and I'm a little intimidated. I was wondering if there are any websites or books I can get to hold my hand and walk me through the procedure of jetting! The last thing I want to do is take the carbs apart and not be able to put them back together. Thanks for the help

Hey guys thank you very much for the information, I'll give it a try and let you know how it goes. Once again thanks and much appreciated.

I just purshased a bone stock 2001 Banshee. I will be riding in sand only, primarily Glamis & Pismo. My future mods will be T6s and K & N clamp ons. I was wondering if somebody who has the same mods and rides in similar conditions will share some jetting knowledge with me. This way I will be able to get a starting point. Thanks alot and much appreciated.