Ok so I have the stock carbs with 27 1/2 pilot jet and 360 main jet and needle not sure but when I got my t5s they came with a longer needle if I change to the longer needle will it give me a better response and what does the longer needle do exactly ?
Ooo I almost 4 got i have serval cub 421 from fast racing plan on changing to a 35 (was recommended) but I was told stock have better response then the bigger carbs I like to wheelie and climb hills
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Need ur help so I just got a yfz 450 complete front brake system from a drag bike now I'm tryna see will I need to change the brake line and the master cylinders to the 450 s or can i just keep my banshee setup and just screw the 450 calipers into the banshee brake lines and call it a day
And it came with dual braided brake lines are they going to make a difference in stopping power?
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If it's stock carbs you can go with 27 1/2 pilot Main jet 260 270 but b4 all tht clean the carbs good and make sure everything is on tight carbs,filters n the air screws adjusted 1 and 1/2 turns not a mechanic this is just what I've ran
I have a 97 banshee with serval cub 68/58 with cooling head 26 cc dooms v4 reeds and t5 pipes stock carbs main jets @ 370 and my pilots 27 1/2 trying to get the max power out my beast should I go up to 30 pilot and if I do will I have to go up a size on my main jet ooo n I'm @ sea level
I have a 1989 shee v4 reeds t6 pipes stock carbs I brought it to a shop to put new lights on it get a tune up And Put a newer Wire Harness on It Got It Back Running like s**t right exahust firing fine and the other not firing as hard n not hitting power band so I got a new wire harness new stator new jets n new cdi box n I put it back together n I'm still having the same problem need your help what am I doing wrong ?