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TwistedSheeRida

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  1. in most cases a EFI motor will produce more hp take an older Arctic Cat 650 snowmobile motor as example, they made a carbed and efi version, the carbed version was good for about 100hp the efi was good for about 108-110 hp. 99BansheeUAE I would personally never put a single carb on mine, need to know what kind of riding your doing to recommend parts.

  2. I had a blaster got rid of it to get the banshee. I ran DMC alien exhaust, vf2s, k&n lid off, advanced timing, .020 over with wiseco pro lite, 13t front sproket stock in the rear. It definitly went good. Some Good pipes for them The Dmc, Toomey B1, Trenga racing, and the lrd pipe.

  3. x3 on the hds. I love the hds they hook up mean on the dirt. And as far as the weight concerns unless your racing it doesnt matter, i was running 21in mudsharks before so it wasnt much of a difference anyways. And even if you were racing its probably bracket dragging which is going against your own time anyways. 6ply and wide they hold up pretty good.

  4. I know what mean man i trail ride and bring oil in my backback. I always wear a backpack with all the most popular tools for the banshee and a flashlight. I Usually bring a lil 16 0z klotz benol container filled with amsoil interceptor (cuz thats what i run) I run the aircraft grade 93 octane without the etenol so i try not to makes stops at gas stations anyways.

  5. I think its safe to say its gonna cost you at least 1100. When your in there you should replace all the bearings in the transmission, any circlips you take off, do the shift shaft and star mods, might want to replace your idler gear bushing if you have a lot of ride time on the bike, check out the clutch tolerances, and if you have the extra money get some vforce reeds and a cool head. I beadblasted my cases and jugs when they were off too and re painted the jugs. If you can get to a sandblaster do it, my motor looks brand new now.

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