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the boris

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  1. tried everything and carbs seem perfect no issues nothing only thing i noticed while trying them out anything over 280 will flood the bike so now im thinking about what other jets i can use because ik 156 is way too low but it made the bike run perfect hit 70 no problem just burnt the spark plug so im wondering what i should install next im thinking a 240
    So even at "156" it's fouling the spark plugs?

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  2. I haven’t had much luck with my last post. Not a single reply lol. So I am going to try again I am in need of a set of oem stock bore cylinders! With all these built bikes doesnt someone have a set of stock cylinders for sale lol I’m located in Missouri and there’s nothing for sale local 
    Good luck with that, just givi2you a bump.

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  3. Is the float level set up right?
    All the seals are good, including the one on the choke, choke tube in the right place?
    I would inspect it visually very VERY closely and compare it with genuine oem ones you took off,also check the slides are in the right carb.
    YOU have to pay attention to the smallest detail, get the calliper out and carefully measure everything because with those cheep nasty knock off's you might get pair of good ones or trash.
    You never know.

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  4. Yes, you can buy just one lever, what ever the side.

    I bought StreamLine "Reflex" shorty levers years ago, they run great.

    I had to make a new "link" when i did the yfz conversion 'cause the brakes levers were not compatible.

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    I wish I went to school...

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  5. That’s a worrying thought, have Yamaha disclosed that info? Or is there a certain timeframe manufacturers have to provide support for bikes they sell? Thankfully almost everything is available in aftermarket form
    Yeah, they have to provide parts for 10 years from the date production was stopped. There is plenty of after market parts indeed but there is always problem with special parts, like sprocket nut and lock washer. I can buy it from local Yamaha dealer for 20 bucks or form ebay 80 because shipping is 50 and sellers margin is 10.
    That's just one example.


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  6. The elusive relatively stock banshee
    Where have people had luck finding stock ish clean banshees?
    Bansheesellerz on IG has some nice ones but they are top dollar. 

    They seem to be getting more scarce as times goes on. 
     
    Thanks in advance. 
    Yup, they are getting into 5 digits over here, 8500 to 12000 for a clean one. There was one for sale in the crate for $25 000.

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