Brads79Ranger

So does anybody make a good one or is it better off to go out and buy another plastic one from yamaha?

I agree here, get some good hot water an put them in for a few min. This might soften up the rubber just enough. Dont try a flame cause you wount heat them evenly an you will just end up catching them on fire.

Im new to the two strocks but know a little bit about jetting. To me it sounds like your getting to muvh fuel so I would go with a smaller jet to get less fuel an more air to lean it out a little.

If you have a good local auto parts store I'd try them. Im going through the same thing and Im gonna try a MOOG. I figure if it will hold up to the abuse of a 2,000lb car it can handle a Banshee.

Ok, I was just given a set of a arms off a 2004 YFZ 450. Who has done this to there Banshee and what did you do. If you have pics it would help. Thanks I can also get the stock axle out of the 450 will it fit mine, Im almost positive I have a 98.

Also what exactly do you have to trim on the A-arms

Im not 100% yet but it looks good. Im gonna strip it to the frame and messure it up but by eye it looks good.

Ha, easy to say what I don't need. All four A-arms, tie rods, both shocks, all ball joints and tie rod ends. I have not torn it apart yet so maybe more to follow. Im buying it from a cousin and he dropped the right front off the road into a culvert pipe at 65mph. Oh I also need a rear axle.

Im new to the Banshee's and the bike Im buying was wrecked and the hole front end totaled. Alot of the places I look I see the new yfz450 parts shown with the Banshee. Im gonna try to put this back together as cheep as possible with ebaying most of the parts. What will work with what? Thanks for the help.