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1999 Yamaha banshee. Runs perfect. Starts on first kick. Jansen Extended A-Arms Dominator Axle DG Front Bumper DG Nerf Bars Lonestar Steering Shaft Pro-Taper Bars Full Bore Plastics Trinity Stage II Port Milled Head (for 93 Octane) Wisco Pistons Reed Spacers Boost Bottle Toomey T-5's K&N Filter with airbox vents Pics: http://community.webshots.com/myphotos?act...security=YFJkxc $3200 OBO Chris 267-210-2071 cell 215-794-7106 home [email protected]

Thanks a lot guys, im gonna check it out today when i get some time.

Ok im new to bashees, but here is my problem. When i got the quad it was basically covered with sand so i took it completely apart and redid the entire quad. I took the carbs totally apart and cleaned them out and replaced all the jets in them. Now, the quad runs amazing, absolutly no problems at all. But, if you put your hand in front of the exhaust outlets, the right cylinder is running noticably colder then the left cylinder. It does it at part throttle and full throttle. I did a compression check and both cylinders were equal. When i rebuilt the carbs i set them both exactly the same, or so i thought. Do you think this could be a carb problem? And if so i assume that cylinder is running richer, but why would this be if both carbs are set exactly the same? Thanks