KlotzBanshee

Drive fast and take chances.

I would do a leak down test. And check out the fuel supply, from the fuel lines at the carbs all the way to the tank, fuel valve, cap vent, everything.

Ummm...If you have the stator and flywheel on it will do that. Its the magnetic pull from the flywheel. Pull the flywheel off and if it still does it then you have a problem.

Depending on your compression you may be able to get away with a 50/50 mix. I pay $63 for a 5gal can of C12 and get 5gal of premium pump gas and end up with 10gal of approximately 103 octane for less than 8 bucks a gal.

Jeff gave you a helluva deal then.

Looks Good Nice work Lee and Tyler.

I have to agree with TwistedSheeRida, I love the hookup ability of my Holeshots but they are wearing fast. And if you do any road riding, which none of us do because that would be illegal...forget it! You can see the wear on the tread within ten minutes of riding. I’m not sure yet what I will get when these are toast, maybe Kendas, maybe Maxxis, maybe another set of ITPs.

You are welcome. I like to support local business when I can.

Silver Lake Sand Dunes Mears, Mi. Only real dunes that I'm aware of on the east coast.

Have you checked out MCR-Matt Crown Racing? They will get you going for less than $600-$800, and they're in here in Michigan. http://www.mcrsuspension.com/index.htm

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Dammit! There goes this evening’s entertainment.

Or just buy some new pipes.

That’s great...but why did you quote my post? () Do you have a problem with me showing him the option of spending way too much money on a genuine Yamaha fitted cover? Next time keep your finger pointing to yourself! lol

I turned mine in at the scrap yard and they gave me $2.25 for em. Needless to say I was a bit disappointed.

TRUE THAT

ouch! That is a mistake he won't soon be forgeting.

Its a good idea and would come in handy, but as often as I would need one I wouldn't pay more than 30 bucks for it.

Yeah, It would have been nice to see it. The game was fuckin blacked out on TV around here because of a lack of ticket sales. one in a row! woohoo

There is no way you'd need a 30 pilot or bigger with that setup. I'd start with 320 or 310 mains, 27.5 pilot, middle clip on needle, and 1.5 to 2 turns out on the pilot air screws. I'm guessing you'll end up with 300 mains if its 70* or warmer outside, but keep an eye on your plugs. we are at about 900 - 1200 ft above sea level give or take...depending where you are at.

I also use Klotz R50 32:1 and have been for years with good results.

Its not a stupid question...you just need to get creative. I find its easy to just stick something small ( I use a little 1/4" dia nylon dowl) between the primary drive gear on the crank and the gear on the back of the clutch basket. Just wedge it slightly in the gears to keep them from moving and then hit the nut with the impact gun...viola Or if you have a clutch holder tool and the flywheel it still on...hold the flywheel with the tool and remove the nut that way. ...whatever it takes to keep the basket from moving without damaging anything. Hope that helps, good luck.

Yeah, its a pretty nice piece. I'm curious what the weight diffences are between the plastic and aluminum ones...or if more or less weight would even make a diff. Brandon (blowit) makes these if I am not mistaken. look:http://bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=121179&st=0&p=1052184&fromsearch=1entry1052184