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  1. $2,500??????????
  2. I don't know how this setup compares to what is out there anymore, but with me riding it (180lbs.) there are no issues pulling the wheels through 5th gear, and running mid 4's on a 300ft. sand track were cake, even with my inexperienced ass! That was with it tuned for the 50/50 110/ 91 octane mix. Alcohol made it a whole different animal of course! Also has a GT Performance chrome-moly steering shaft. Comments please; let me know what you all think, good or bad. Thanks in advance.
  3. Couple other things I thought I might mention: V-Force 2 reed setup, new solid front bushings, Moose shock covers. The powertrain was built by GT Performance in Dearborn, MO. I only ran it at Waynoka a handfull of times over a two or three year period, and had only a few small easy outings other than that. Only had it set up on alcohol the last time i was at the dunes. I have the title, and original owners manual and tool kit if that means anything. Working on getting a couple more pictures up. I hope to get rid of this thing soon. Make me some offers!
  4. Hmmmm......after looking a little deeper I realized I should definitly say my price is negotiable.
  5. Hello all, Yes this is my first post here. I lurked this forum a couple years back when I was working on my Banshee and it was quite helpful. I am looking to sell my unit obviously; asking $3500. This may be crazy, but it has been a couple years since I have been in the swing of things, so I don't know. I am located in the Kansas City area. Banshee is the usual highly modifed stock motor based alcohol/race gas drag setup if that makes sense. Bored, ported, welded and trued, aftermarket head, CPI drag pipes, Makuni flat slides (36mm?), etc. Trans and clutch were properly upgraded. Freshly rebuilt rear shock with 170# Eibach spring. I have a 6" sectioned swingarm, and a stock swingarm. Full sets of dirt and sand tires; the paddles are near new shaved 9 paddle PadlaBrats, fronts are smooth. Can be converted to more tame fuels to suit many uses. Dynoed at 68whp on a 50/50 mix of 91 and 110 octane. I never checked the power after converting it. It runs perfect, and I am a picky bastard. Here are a couple pictures; let me know what you think about it please! Any questions, comments, ideas, thoughts, etc are greatly appreciated. no, it was not stored with the sand everywhere as in the second picture. Thanks in advance!
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