banshee04le

the amount OF stupidiity OF people OF... Don't you just mean never underestimate the stupidity of people in large numbers? Ok your right, now I'm just picking on you. It's not your spelling, it's the stupid things that you rant about. And the pm to brooke is irreprehensable (sp) . You are unstable at best and as Meat put it, psychotic at worst. However I used to be somewhat also, just not to the severity or degree of you . In summary, I feel that you have some good ideas and some more not so good ideas and in general you should just work on keeping them to yourself. Oh but by all means, do go away .

Ok, you got it! I'll have something in images tonight. I'll show ya what I got going on with it currently .

Well, since you asked, nitrous oxide or nitrogen (I) oxide, chemical compound, N 2 O, is a colorless gas with a sweetish taste and odor. Its density is 1.977 grams per liter at STP. It is soluble in water, alcohol, ether, and other solvents. Although it does not burn, it supports combustion since it decomposes into oxygen and nitrogen when heated. The gas is prepared commercially by the thermal decomposition of ammonium nitrate, NH 4 NO 3 , at about 240

I have seen a kit made for the banshee that comes with a boost bottle that is tapped for the nitrous nozzles so I guess it MAY work, but I don't like it. I would think that some fuel fall out would be inevitable when spraying in such a confined area. I picture some of the fuel running down the sides of the boost bottle, which would mean it's not atomized properly when entering the engine. You need a straight shot right smack dab in the middle of the intake stream for the best performance and reliability.

186 castings were supposedly a good performance head as well, with the larger 2.02 exhaust valves and smaller 68cc combustion chambers. Not sure what model years they originated on though.

A heli-coil insert is a new set of threads for a stripped out hole. It is made of a diamond shaped wire that is coiled like a spring in a way that forms threads on both the inside and outside of the heli-coil insert. The stripped hole must be drilled and then tapped for the outside thread pitch of the heli-coil insert. The insert is then threaded into the tapped hole and the INNER threads of the insert = your new threads. Helicoil makes thread repair inserts specifically for stripped spark plug holes. Works great, as said.

I'll give you $150 shipped and you'll like it

Dude you should tell him to bring his shit on. Then don't sweat it. He's probably just a shit talking punk. If he does bring it, kick his punk ass. Why are you trippin' anyway? Haven't you had your ass kicked before? It's really not that bad. It doesn't hurt at all. Well, maybe a little the next day .

Dayum your a nice guy. If I were close enough I would make you take a few bucks for it just for the kind gesture and plus its worth a few bucks. I like the stylish aerodynamic design .

No springs come with the fatty's but the stock springs DO work.

Go Cardinals!!!

Yes sir, cut the hook goobers. I think AL Gore designed those because they make it a "lock box" .

How much for a smooth 3 piece stator cover to 62040? Can you get an iron cross style or some flames or something? Pics to [email protected] if you have them. Thanks.

brutal...standing 8 count....1....2....

Loco and Duece, I'm interested to know what size domes you guys are running? Are they the same size or not, and what compression reading do you guys get on a guage? My friend and I had the same drag port on our cylinders and ran the same carbs/intake and pipes. He had 17cc domes, but I couldn't run that much compression with nitrous. The difference was night and day on low and mid. I had a flat spot that I could not get jetted out, but his would lug a lower gear.

Will the cable on my 30mm keihins work on a set of 35mm keihins? My friend had the same 30mm carbs as me, and had to buy a different throttle cable when he switched to 36mm mikunis on alky.

Those are vent tubes that need to be routed up high. The one from the rear of the case should T with the one from the clutch side and then they vent up high, usually around the radiator. Oil will come out if you leave it hanging down.

This is currently in shipping transit on its way to me from my best friend Meat_Head . He cut me a sweet deal. It's a 4mil 421 cheetah kit and, well...just look at it. You snooze you lose boys. It's all about siezing the day and taking advantage of the opportunitys that present themselves. Better luck next time. You will no doubt be seeing more pics of this beauty. What? Matching polished cases you say? I got em'! Meat_Head is currently the coolest dude on the planet.

So you would like to hear it from someone that has been here. Well I guess I qualifiy as that. This is only from one persons opinion that has been here for almost a year now. So take it for what it is worth..... I have been from the southern border to the northern border and have seen the peaceful times and the fighting times. There are very beautiful areas of the country that you would think you are in another world and I have seen the ugly sites of poverty and slum. I have been places where the people of this country will come up to you and say "Thanks" and I have been to places where the people will spit at you and throw rocks. I have been in the middle of actions where I didn't know if I was going to be coming back or not. There is never a "safe" place or time that you feel that your life is never threatened and when you do, that is when the bad comes out. I have been fortunate so far on my travels in this country, to include several close calls. What the media show on tv at night is mainly the bad that is going on over here. I wish that they would show all the good that we have done for this country. All the schools that we have built, the medical center, city center, government system, power facilities, roads, bridges, training the troops to fight for what is right for their country, just to name a few. You would be truely amazed. For all the soldiers that have been hurt or killed, my hat goes off to them and their families. That is truely the most uneasy feeling around here, "what will tomorrow bring to me". There are many great people working around the clock to make this a better country for all. I have met mainy outstanding local nations, soldiers from different countries and all the private contractors that are also serving along side all the military services from our wonderful country. I thank the lord for keeping me safe so that I can return to my family and friends, and enjoy the freedom that we have in our country that many people don't have over here. We must all take the time to value our freedom that we have. I would never want to live the life that they live over here. We live in a wonderful country that we can call home. We fight over here to keep the fight off our home land. Next time you see a service member, tell him "Thanks for doing a wonderful job". I had the pleasure of coming home this summer for some R&R (by the way, I did get in 3 days of riding, thanks to my wife). I was amazed to the amount of support that our country has given to us service members who are here. It is a terrible shame to see all those who oppose what we are doing. I don't think that they would last a day over here. Maybe that is why they protest, because of fear and lack of knowledge. You could blame that one on the media..... What I am most thankful for is my family who has been my greatest supporter here. I fight to keep them safe from harm and free to walk down the street without worry of being attacked. It is terrible what the bad guys are doing to this country. It is a terrible sight to see someone hurt or even killed by these people. I am looking forward to the day that I can put these tired feet on Freedom soil and give my wife a big kiss and hug my kids again. Plus getting the time to ride my Banshee again, which my wife has claimed to be her's now. I guess I will be in the market for another Banshee when I get back. I apoligize for such the long response, but hope this sheds some light on the subject. If you would like to here more or have other questions, please let me know. I will get back to you, but may take a couple days to reply. Thanks..... Thanks for your service and thanks for this post. It choked me up pretty good reading it. The 9-11 tragedy wasn't a terrorist attack, it was an act of war that could not go unchecked. WMD's or not, the Iraqi regime supported terrorists who were collectively beginning to explore concepts of attacking our economy in an effort to weaken us, and like you said, those people needed help anyway. Pre-emptive action was in order and you guys are securing the future of our kids and our country, and at the same time bringing a better way of life to alot of people who were less fortunate. Carry on soldier.

Do you still have the swingarm and tires? If so, send pics to [email protected] Thanks. Mike

I think you should sell me those carbs.

Alright I got to go now. You guys have fun. xt45 I'm beginning to see a trend with you.

You are at least as funny and no more of a waste of my time than sitcom tv. In fact I prefer you .

D-slide...PW somethin' or other.

Dude, haven't you come down yet and re-read this or are you still wac'd out? Not only are you too coo coo for coco puffs, your froot loops!