flattrackin92

Just wondering do you need a title to get the sticker to ride at silver lake. I built my shee from the gound up and i do not have a title?

How big is this track

How strict is silver lake on your pipes? I heard that they do a decipal check and will not let you in if your bike is to loud. Has anyone heard this before?

I always here people saying to adjust camber to a certain degree, What is the best way to measure your front end? Do they have a tool or just simply a tape measure.

380 main jet and 27.5 pilot

I have got a 2000 shee with cool head 16cc domes, rad valve, port work, carbon fiber reeds,fmf fatty gold series, and some other stuff.but i will have to kick it 50 times with the choke wide open when its cold. but when the whether is nice out it will start on one or two kicks. Is there any reason for this or is my shee just cold blooded. Any info would help.

get a set of aftermarket pipes and that would make a night and day difference.

compresion is around 210 to 215

I am running straight vp c12 for gas. would i see a better power increase by increasing size of domes and increasing timing?

I have been running 16cc domes with stock stroke and some porting work. I know everyone says that is way to much compression but it runs great with no problems. I am getting ready to increase the timing to about +4 degrees. Will that create more heat and be more dangerous to the engine. Should i increase timing and go to a bigger dome or increase timing and stay with 16cc domes?

Just wondering if anyone could help me understand why banshee owners with a cool head or any head with interchangeable domes does not go with the smallest domes possible. I always believed that the more compression that you have the more hp you have. I do understand the money factor as far as gas prices but if you are racing your shee then that shouldnt matter. Any info on this would be great.

running a shorter swingarm helps hook up that awesome power that the shee,s have, and it also helps you get through the corners

what type of bearing carrier does your swingarm take.