Shifty722

Rags left in the intakes?......hey, it happens!

Just a quick shout out to Cascade Innovations. We swung into their shop today. Lots of sweet banshee goodness to be had there, and great people too. If you are in the area, swing in and check out their shop, is worth the time. I called the day before to make sure they had what we were needing in stock (csfx mufflers), which they did, and she even set them aside to make sure they were ready when we arrived....cool. Thanks Cascade, we will be back. By the way, the mufflers and stingers fit perfect!!!

Oven cleaner....If left in too long it will start eating the aluminum.

sheerider11 Yeah I figured it would be a source of disagreement between builders. It is a less is more kind of situation, no globs of grease, just wet the seal surface.

In the past, I have always put a light coat of seal grease on my crank seals, is that a no no on Banshees or is it an ongoing argument?

IMHO, for woods riding, I would spend my money on suspension.

Nice work sir! I do a little home anodizing, my setup is not even on the same planet as yours so I am jealous! Anodizing can be stripped and a part re anodized, but it is a pain in the ass and you risk pitting the aluminum in the process. Once stripped you have to re polish the part etc best to start with nice new and clean material IMHO. From my research hard coating anodize limits you to black as far as colors go, but then again I am not working with equipment on MMAxtreme's level.

Part it out

He's got plenty of trailer, the problem is the razor takes up all the room. Will the razor go far enough forward to put the banshee sideways in behind it? I have a similar trailer so I kinda know what your up against.

Just wanted to give a two thumbs up to JD for the job he has done on his foot pegs. We just put a set on my girlfriends Banshee. They bolted on with no issues, the work is top notch and they are worth every penny in my opinion. Thank you JD! We will be getting a few more items from you very soon Shifty