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They are about $10, you can get them from most dealers and catalogs

I'de recommend the Ricky Stator ones. Honda style tie rod ends for strength, with the correct Yamaha taper on them. Rocky Mountain ATV sells the Tusk tie rods and tie rod ends which are the same style as Ricky Stators, but I haven't seen them in extended lengths.

If you can get the swingarm and carrier from the newer model it will fit right on your '87. Roundhouse is the Honda style swingarm with an eccentric axle carrier, just loosen two bolts and use a tool to twist the carrier to tighten chain. 2 minute job!

I don't think so. Most Yamaha ATV's have the same internal spline but different brands aren't going to fit. You could get a set of aftermarket hubs with Honda pattern..............

I just impact it back on, never a problem yet.

Just use the correct socket and an air or electric impact, the nut spins right off.

Not too bad, a set of Jugs for his B-day.............

Boonman or I both lighten flywheels, send a PM for details.

Too funny!

Very, very sorry for your loss.

You got it. Usually you have to trim the gasket to match the transfers on the bottom of the cylinders, and then lay it on the case and match the case to the cylinders. Real simple if the cases are split!

No doubt the round tubing looks nicer.

I don't know which type of tubing is best, my Lonestar is rectangular. The chain adjustment is at least 100 times easier with the roundhouse!

Try here: Banshee Worx timing plate mod. My old website is stillhosted on AOL

Wow, I had to look at them for awhile but I got it right by determinining one by one which ones weren't correct.

Thanks, you have a PM

When they are flooded just hold the throttle wide open and kick it until it starts, then release the throttle and let it idle.

I played with the freestyle a little last weekend with my kids. Anyone else land a double backflip or a double 360 yet? I think the doubles are just as easy as a single. I had one stunt worth 79000 points and some change! A fun game no doubt.

Probably be a lot of funerals to go to, mine included!

I just helped a friend tear down his sons Blaster last weekend. The top ring is gone...........and the sleeve is ate up pretty good around the exhaust port. I think he will need to go to a .060" over piston to clean it up, does Wiseco make .080" and .100" pistons for the Blaster too? I hate to get it bored if it has no overbore sizes left after that when we can probably pick up a good jug off of Ebay. What else should we do while we are in there, headwork & timing? Anything else?

I definitely don't log on here enough..............hurry and get well so you can make it to Snakehunt.

Mine is ported and .030" over,+5 degrees timing and running pump fuel with 20 cc domes

I have had good luck with both types of pistons, using Wiseco now in both Banshees though.

This thread is too funny................