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Have a chance to buy some fox floats, stock length, they have res bottles though, just wondering if this will work with my J arm suspension. Don't wanna buy unless it will fit 100%

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Pretty fuckin nice looking, stock but good price http://kingston.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-atvs-snowmobiles-atvs-Nice-stock-banshee-W0QQAdIdZ1010286686

Silver lake resort I believe

All shined up tuned and ready

http://bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=140912

Yes actually, I'm not gonna name drop but he said it's not really needed, I can get one if I want but stock will do

Thanks

No lock up, motor is 421 serval

Question while I have your attention though. If the clutch seems to stiff with those HD springs can I go half stock half HD to lighten it up a bit ?

I really didn't know that. I needed other parts as well that drive line didn't carry, that's why I ordered from FAST. I'll remember for next time though thank you

Meh..more money than brains

I just got a fast clutch kit for my build, gotta say looks pretty sweet

Sexy

Like I said, I don't know to much about the topic, but I know it exists and I've seen it somewhere, just can't put my finger on it

I just bought a set from rmatv fuckin right there expensive

Fresh serval top end ?

So I'm not crazy, thank you. This is like the closest thing I could find to the subject, or I'm asking the wrong question on google Fuels and Fuel Delivery Fuels sold in Colorado and other high altitude states in the West, are generally 2 points lower in octane. Simply buy the same grade of fuel you were used to buying at low altitude. For example, if you had 87,89, 93, octane availiable in New Jersey, your choices in Colorado now are 85,87,91. If you were okay with middle grade 89 octane, your choice in Colorado will now be the middle grade 87 octane.

I think there's been a few discussions about altitude and fuel . Something along the lines of buying fuel at a lower elevation and using it at a higher elevation and the motor not running right. I don't know much about this but maybe that could be the problem. Try buying fuel at your riding elevation see if it makes a difference.

Just me

10-4 Just talked to john about it as well, he said same thing.

Side note: I've been reading about this db shit they sometimes do to people at silver lake, so I'll be bringng my stock pipes and silencers as a back up

Better stay this way!

I'll be wearing my hq t shirts so make sure to say hi if you see me

Why .22 though ? There's is absolutely no shortage here for it. They sell it buy the bucket in some stores. 1000 rounds for like $20