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O I'm definitely not getting that one. Just saw a bunch of you guys with that same style and wondered who made them

Full set of ITP steel wheels. 2- 4/115 9x9 3+6 rears, 2- 4/156 10x5 2+3 fronts. In perfect shape except one front has some light rust (top right in both pics). If you're going to blast and paint or PC them it'll clean right up. They are currently painted silver, not bare metal. detailed pics of each at ---> http://s275.photobucket.com/albums/jj314/stallbaumer5/Forum%20Pics/ $130 shipped to your door.

thanks guys

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it's a little of both actually. I'll have to drag out the welder this weekend and fix her up. thanks guys.

My steering stops are worn enough that when you fully turn to either side that the tie rod end hits the shock before the steering hits the stop. Anybody got a good trick to fix this?

get the duramax for sure. if you're worried about gas mileage that ford with 20's isn't going to get sh*t. get a programmer for that duramax and you'll be getting 16-18 in town...easy.

If I get 2 boxes I can stay in for 20 seconds right?

I love my set. They handle well and the dual rib helps them hold up better on the pavement. Plus it's hard to beat that price.

We've got a crew of 7-10 guys going down from March 12-16

ttt. Would take skat traks too. Possibly on wheels. PM me pics and prices.

Great looking quad man. Welcome to BHQ

Thanks for proving me right, now find me a Banshee with the number you gave and I'll believe it.

mine would still start on 3 kicks or less when it was blowing 90, so it is possible. as for your low compression I don't know what to tell ya, I'd try a new gauge for sure

I need a set of 20x11-9 sand star rears, and 21x7-10 sand star fronts.

Twist will goose on you over every bump. Deep whoops and really rough trails are a nightmare and frankly dangerous if you plan on hitting them with any appreciable amount of speed. Just stick with your thumb and be happy with it.

Fullbore otherwise stock.

Not possible! a 50hp 4 stroke will have way more torque than a 60hp 2 stroke. That's pretty close to what my Banshee and YFZ run for hp. As far as which is faster it all depends on how far you're going. The banshee will take the YFZ off the line, but once you get into 4th the YFZ will overtake it.....but if you keep going the banshee will make up the ground again.

+1 Klotz for sure.

if you want to run a non o-ring chain in the sand you can have one of my 2 that are completely F'ed after last season. I thought the non would do better in the sand. I couldn't be more wrong. get the O-ring and you won't have to worry about it. Just be sure to clean and lube it after each trip out.

I'll take a large red t-shirt tyler. paypal sent. when's the next round coming out?

I keep my banshee, yfz, and spare frame chained together. inside a locked up shed, inside a locked gate. If you have a concrete floor I'd definitely look into some good floor anchors. There's a bunch on this website ---> http://lockitt.com/lockdown.htm#TaffynaclesBoltdown

how do you get the bulb out of there anyway? the lense, parabola, and bulb are all sealed in one piece. nm. you just buy the whole assembly i realized.

the old red looks good. the graphite with the blue logo would be good too. I like the idea of changing the logo on the black hoodie to orange as well. how about yamaha colors? a blue hoodie with white letters, or white with blue letters.

make sure your choke tube between the 2 carbs is still there too