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Big_Dave

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  1. better yet, borrow a torque wrench. Im almost positive that you would know someone that has one that would be happy to let you use it. when you think about it, having tollerences of .001's of inchs to deal with, its cheap insurance.
  2. it seems like it may only be mounted by the tension rods. but im not sure
  3. I do not beleave that the oem crank is rebuildable. im pretty sure if the connecting rod moves back and forth more than 2mm at the top, its hammerd. i think that equals out to roughly .078 inch
  4. Hey everybuddy, this is my first post. id like to thank everyone for posting all the valuable info thats helped me out so far. Anyways, i have some questions about some things that i dont hear about too often. i was wondering if there was anyone who was had a stock flywheel cut down, and if there has been... how much weight was takin out? what did you think of the performace added/lost ? i have seen this done on a few other machines. i love the eye-shredding take off once you climb on the pipe, but the loss of rolling mass makes it a bitch to trail-ride without tearing into new clutch kits every 6-9 months, and harsh power meens (in some cases) less traction. but like i said, the quick rev is the ultimate reward. besides, with a name like banshee, its gotta scream. chapter II I really went a did it... i bought a 1999 banshee about 3 days ago. it looks good and the frame is in A1 shape. some minor cosmetics but i dont give a damn about scratchs. the kicker is i got it for 1000 bucks! i was told it was going to need a top end and that the kid was getting rid of it because he was going to ride with his buddys that all had 4x4s on his 660 rhino... putts anyways, i figured for 1000$ i could have a decent quad for a little bit more money. i brought it home and got to work tearin plugs out to do a compression test. it has a stock head decked down a bit. i wasnt told exactly how much but looks like there was quite a bit takin off. compression in the shifter side was about 130psi, so your guess is as good as mine. I checked the kicker side and to my horrer there was about a 125psi difference. I thought of a few different things it couldve been, ultimatly i had to tear the cylinders and I puked a bit. the cylinders looked a bit rough but a good hone will fix them. apparently it had eatin a rod bearing and spewed bits and pieces of pretty glitter through the bottem end. i pulled the bottem end out and split the cases. I didnt find anything else that was surprising. just some scuffing where the rod had come down and beat the bottom case up a bit. Im in the process of having the cases and cylinders cleaned and preped for honing and assembly. Im ordering the hotrods stroker crank with +5mm rods, with wiseco stroker pistons for a 65.5mm bore and all the gasket to put it back together. I will keep everyone posted on the progress im making. Again, thanks for everyones tips, advice and constructive critisism. Big_Dave
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