westcoastatv

I noticed there are some links in this topic to a page from my old website concerning extending a stock banshee swingarm. That page is obsolete but there is a new one if anyone is interested. It can be found at http://www.westcoastatv.com/banshee_swingarm_ext.html

I make all the grills for Cascade Innovations and for the time being, they are the only place you can get them. www.westcoastatv.com

I will ship it just about anywhere as long as the buyer is paying the shipping bill. I checked into shipping another Banshee I have for sale to the LA area and it was around $600.00.

It can also be seen at 1996 Banshee on Trader online There are more pictures at the above URL and they are all large pictures.

96 Banshee, completely rebuilt from the ground up. Powder coated frame and +6" swingarm. Acrylic Urethane (Deltron)painted plastic. New top end. Cylinders have been ported and polished. The exterior of the cylinders have been polished along with the head and the clutch cover. T5 pipes and silencers. K&N filters w/outer wears. Front suspension, axle, and every nut and bolt have been chromed. Very fast and very reliable. Over $7000.00 invested. A steal at $4600.00. It can also be seen at 1996 Banshee on Trader online Brad 360-829-2328 brad@westcoastatv.com Located in Buckley Washington.

Try running your plugs at .018" - .022". This can make a huge difference in top end performance in some cases.

Does anyone have any of the grills from Cascade Innovations? If so what do you think of them? This company has tons of trick parts for Banshee's and most other popular quads.

www.cascade-innovations.com has a great selection of trick looking grills for Banshee's as well as a lot of other billet and chrome parts.

I had a similar problem with one of my Banshee tanks and wound up needing to replace the tank. You can usually find tanks on ebay for around $15.00 - $25.00.

If you are going to go to all the trouble of tearing down your ATV for refinishing, don't waste your time with rattle can paint. If you want it to look really good, for a long time, get it powder coated or use an automotive paint like Deltron acrylic urethane or some other high quality automotive catalyzed paint. Here is a picture of one I did for my 12 year old son with a powder coated frame and automotive paint on the plastic.

I will look into the sponsorship issue. All I was trying to do is showoff a new product to people with an interest in Banshee's, not piss them off. If this is against the policy of this forum, it should be advertised as such, and if it is, I missed it.

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SOS pads work great on chrome parts. They are basically just fine steel wool that have been saturated with soap. I use them on new T5 pipes and they look great.

I am beginning to wonder whether this may be an issue of icing at the carb. The high velocity low pressure air entering the carb has a greatly reduced freezing point so when water is introduced into the carb, it could potentially freeze on the slide jamming the slide in an open position. Just a theory!!!

The Trinity head is a very high quality piece. I highly recommend it. They are very willing to help with custom domes if your motor is stroked or anything special like that.