97Screamer
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4 hours ago, JG1 said:
I bought a modquad billet cover for the stator and had installed it without a gasket. I don’t know why
Im thinking I better remove it and use a gasket of some sort. Should I put the rubber gasket on that was on the oem cover, or just use some RTV? I’m worried about water getting in there when I wash the bike.
It should have come with one, might want to call Modquad and ask. In any event yes you should be using a paper gasket on the aftermarket stator cover. https://www.ebay.com/itm/YAMAHA-BANSHEE-YFZ-350-STATOR-GASKET-SET-OF-3-AFTER-MARKET-STATOR-GASKETS/223622516091?hash=item3410f0cd7b:g:JrEAAOxy4t1Sn~UE:sc:USPSFirstClass!92129!US!-1
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10 minutes ago, Ayesully810 said:
wut oil is best for banchee
Lol, we're definitely not going there.
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I don't run Klotz so that's literally all I know about it. Sounds like it works fine though.
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On 9/4/2019 at 12:10 PM, Ayesully810 said:
r50 cant be run in ethanol pump gas??
I don't like debates, I go straight to the source. Feel free to read for yourself but the cliff notes version is: BeNOL for alchol, nitro, gas or E85. R50 gasoline only.
Apparently you can run it but the manufacturer says not to.
http://www.klotzlube.com/atv_utv.html
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+1 for Vitos is junk. Don't buy anything from them, listen to whoever told you to replace the crank, and enjoy your banshee.
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I believe super is more common and mixes with more fuels so I'd go with that. R50 isn't supposed to be used with any ethanol blends.
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2 minutes ago, JG1 said:
The previous owner said he ran 110+ octane race gas with Klotz at 32:1.
Should I continue that premix at that ratio?
Yep. Klotz is a great oil and 32:1 is a tried and true ratio.
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Nice looking bike. I'd recommend you buy new exhaust mounts, those rigid mounts are known to crack pipes.
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$150 + shipping. I'd say they are 80-90% tread, fronts on billet wheels, rears on stock 4x156 wheels.
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I have a set of Hoosier Tires I'd sell cheap if you're interested.
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Sounds like fun. I too do projects just because I can so I get it. Let us know how it works out please.
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You better have a very expensive 3D printer. I have printed many parts for mockup on aircraft structures but the tolerances are not tight enough for engine internals. I know there are high end printers that do but those are rare.
Why not just measure the crank and cylinders and figure out what you have?
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Those carbs are going to cause more headaches than they're worth. The PJ wasn't a great design to tune and being knock-offs makes it worse.
With that said your probably going to be in the 145/45 range on jets. Type of pipes will also play into this. I'd start two sizes higher on both and work your way down.
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Alba will be a good choice for trails, dunes and playing on an mx track. If you want to air it out or be competitive I wouldn't run them. The shock arms are stronger than Alba. More gussets and better welds. Those yfz shocks are what are ruining the ball joints. I wouldn't run them on any new arm or you'll be back in the same spot (unless they've been shortened).
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So does the trip have an official date? I might be up for it.
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You might want to take some measurements before you go down the path of replacing the mount. I find it hard to believe the mount would tear off without the frame being bent but maybe you got lucky.
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Roger Allen at Wicked Motorsports in Garden Grove is your guy.
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+1 for suspension over everything, especially for a trail bike. Once you get that done pipes, porting and reeds would be next for me.
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4 hours ago, Ayesully810 said:
I repacked my shearers with the fmf long lasting material (shredded pillowy stuff) i swear it made mine quieter, maybe it was placebo. but it took me a while to cram the stuff in there. its a tight fit
More quite than it was when it was blown out or more quite than using other packing material?
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Arrows don't always line up with aftermarket clutch but yeah, definitely time to open the clutch cover and inspect. You can try and adjust further with the screw/nut in the center of the pressure plate and/or take out the plates and measure to see if they are in spec.
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I don't know about the best packing material. I use the cheapest they sell on Rocky Mountain ATV, I think its Lexx brand.
Tie rod ends and shock suggestion?
in Banshee Repairs and Mods
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Look good. If those are 12mm tubes I'd recommend oem yfzr tie rod ends. If they are 10mm tubes I'd recommend getting 12mm😁. Get Fox or Axis shocks. If you go with Elka order them through a builder and not through Elka or a website.