dawarriorman

Day trip to Amsterdam?

9k or right around there (probably a little less).

Greater success brings worse customer service (not always). They sell so much now, its not worth the inconvenience of helping out a single customer on a single order. You say your going to order 20 pairs, and I bet they would change their tune.

Ricky Stator has some 35 watt xenon bulbs that fit in the stock headlights. 10 bucks a piece I believe.

Search/look. This is still on the first page of Repairs/Mods http://www.bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=55297

Personally I would get a new chain. But yeah, you need one link, and another master.

A weekend? The first time (and only so far) I rebuilt mine it took about 3 hours to tear down, and once I got the parts back, it was about 4 hours to put it all back together. Don't start too late, and it won't take more than a day.

Last I knew of, all the big leagues are capped at 300 fps. And the higher the velocity, the flatter trajectory you have. Plus the ball is less likely to bounce. Theres nothing worse than finally nailing somebody, and having it bounce. And I wouldn't worry about 30bps, you aren't going to be able to feed a spider that fast anyways. It will just turn into a blender. Hell, now most leagues are adopting that 15 bps auto limit anyways.

No. The spark plug can't change or influence how much heat is in the combustion chamber. The heat range is for how hot the PLUG stays. A hotter plug has more insulation to hold in more heat, while a colder plug has less so the heat can escape. You use the wrong heat range, and you either foul a plug, or burn it up.

Yep, its a 92. Tenth digit of the VIN tells you. 1988 (J), 1989 (K), 1990 (L), 1991 (M), 1992 (N), 1993 (P), 1994 ®, 1995 (S), 1996 (T), 199 7(V), 1998 (W), 1999 (X), 2000 (Y)------2001(1), 2002 (2), 2003 (3)

Your general maintenance is the exact same as any 4 poke. Clean the air filter, change the oil, adjust the chain, and grease the suspension. Thats it. Now the top end will need to be freshened up sooner than a four stroke will, but that could still take years. Plus its dirt cheap to rebuild, and really easy to do.

Way too picky for your first truck. Just get something that runs, and will more than likely last a few years without needing major repairs. That truck, regardless of what he has replaced, is old, and has a LOT of miles. He has replaced a small fraction of the parts on the truck, trust us. While it might do fine and not break down at all, I'll bet money its going to need major repairs in the next few years. The first thing I thought when I saw that was money pit. If you only have a couple grand, look for a compact truck like an old Toyota.

I believe I remember hearing a long time ago, that if you start your banshee backwards, theres a chance the kicker could engage, and if it did, all kinds of stuff gets broken. I don't know of this happening first hand, but I wouldn't be to surprised if it could.

What are you talking about, 17 is legal here

Shoot to kill, not to maim. And what if they missed, and he had a real gun, then they would be in trouble. And if they did shoot his hand, his parents would be pissed off, and sue the police department.

As far as the taste goes, I don't think theres anything you can do about that. Anything thats that high proof is going to be nasty. I'll ask a friend of mine which one to get, she just got back from a trip to amsterdam. She said melting sugar into it really helps, but I didn't try any without it, so I don't know. I can't remember the brand she brought back, but its in a tall thin bottle. Oh, and as it turns out, Absinthe isn't illegal either, its just that the FDA won't allow anything with thujone to be sold for human consumption.

Leave the pistons alone. Messing with them will weaken them and make you more likely to break a skirt.

They had it in the newspaper here today, and it said he was in the ICU. So he was alive when they printed that at least.

Physics, everything falls at the same rate, no matter its weight. The heavy front end might come into play with how the suspension preloads when you're on the face of the jump, but once you're in the air, it doesn't matter where the weight is. The spinning tires are what effects you, keep your thumb on the gas, and the front end will climb, hit the back brakes, and the front end drops.

No screw that, the dumb bastard brought a gun to school. Im glad they did shoot him, and they had every right to. He had a gun, and pointed it at them. They couldn't know it was a pellet gun (most of them are made to look like a real firearm), so they shot. If he would have put it down, he would have been fine.Maybe now he'll learn something, and other stupid little shits will realize that taking a gun to school isn't smart.

Hmm, well Im pretty sure that the new 450s can't change the laws of physics, so they shouldn't be able to "jump any better", although I don't know what you mean by that. They probably land better, but a banshee would too with better suspension.

I think the banshee is great in the woods, although it is more tiring to ride than the 4 strokes. But I didn't buy a quad to be comfortable, thats what my couch is for. I bought a quad to go fast, and the banshee does that very well. More often than not, Im riding in the woods, and have no complaints. 400s can't keep up with me unless its tight trails. Plus I love pulling up to them on long open straights when they're topped out, and I still haven't shifted into 6th. Get the banshee, you won't regret it.

Supposed to have Guetter doing a backflip over a moving train

Motorcycle store, or online. Car stores won't have it. I've been using ATF, but am trying some gearsaver right now. So far Im pleased, but its going to have to hold up well to be worth the money.

I don't know, that one about Scientology was pretty good too. Tom cruise wouldn't come out of the closet.