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My cousins banshee motor was loose and almost fell out. It wasn't a dream though. After that I got him a torque wrench for xmas.

I have seen rudy kurtz run his h2 laydown trike before.

A set? This is about a single pipe?

If you run a battery, your gonna want a single output stator. I run a stock stator.

I dont think it was worth it.

I like the pro circuit silencer packing. Its a pillow with shredded packing in it. Its pretty damn quiet.

Are you gonna run the capacitor or put in a battery for the hids?

I wonder if the sea turtles have anything to do with the glowing blue lights under my bike at night?

I would program curve 3 in the dyna and drop the ignition timing back down to stock at about 9k rpm for his curve.

What is the peak rpm your buddy is seeing right now with the T5's on it and the tach?

It is the same as the oem. Dont condemn it because its a Ricky stator. There can be alot of things that are overlooked when installing a stator. IE did you make sure the voltage regulator is hooked up, the wiring is ok, and its working properly. This could have caused your lights to burn out. Second did you adjust the pickup coil gap? If the flywheel magnets have shit hanging off them from being mangled, that could contact the pickup coil and basically heat it up till it quits working. Other problem is the flywheel could be cracked internally from the previous damage, hitting it with a hammer, or dropping it also.

It was around $250 for pipes and stinger tubes.

I put a battery in my banshee.

Yeah, Chris sent them to Oregon Plating for me.

I would start with curve 3 and retard it back down to stock on the very high rpm.

Now you have. First set Oregon Plating has ever done.

You sacrifice top end for the advancement. I program dyna ignitions all the time, its possible to set it up how you want it.

I have a coil and a cdi for sale. PM Me if your interested.

I use the cheap DID chains. Usually get two summers out of one.

You can do it, pickup gap is .018"

Sure are! :biggrin:

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I would ground the plug, you may not know if you fixed the issue or not.

13/46 on 22x11x8 super lites.