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  1. locogato11283
    Oh my.
  2. locogato11283
    Zilkafreak is stoopider than Skeeter.
  3. locogato11283
    Generally details are required when someone starts a post like this.
  4. locogato11283
    Turbo Chassis, Stellar, Tyson or Fireball.
  5. locogato11283
    I have no idea. Give them a call and see what's up.
  6. locogato11283
    Live from my trailer.
  7. locogato11283
    Neither Race Reflections or Mr. Bling are sponsors anymore. Cascade is though!
  8. locogato11283
    This. I've got two of every sprocket from 40-44 in my trailer. There's no one set gearing for every track and condition you'll encounter. If you're not willing to buy every size and test and tune with them you aren't going to get very far in the drag world.
  9. locogato11283
    There's no drawback to a JJ&A setup. They're very strong, about 10 pounds lighter than OEM and they've got a lifetime no questions asked warranty. You can usually get a blemish axle and carrier setup for $615.
  10. locogato11283
    What motor is going in this thing?
  11. locogato11283
    Sell. Buy stupid carbs. Go ride.
  12. locogato11283
    That is a typical RIS bullshit lie. Nothing new there.
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    You'd spend a lot less money just putting a Banshee motor in a YFZ frame. There's ZERO reason to spend all that time and money retrofitting YFZ parts onto a Banshee frame.
  15. locogato11283
    You're not even in the ballpark..
  16. locogato11283
    Any chassis builder can mod a stock frame that uses OEM parts. I think that would be your best bet.
  17. locogato11283
    I have always set up all our bikes like that. The clutch gets hot, the plates swell and you need more pull to get the clutch to disengage. So basically so the pancake gets pushed out further.
  18. locogato11283
    Jim, I am all for cool new stuff, but you're trying to reinvent the wheel. There's literally no reason to combine parts from these two bikes to build one. You can use an OEM chassis and have the work done. I shed a lot of weight off mine just by redoing the front end. It rides and handles good and I had minimal expenses in doing it. You're not going to find any chassis builder willing to attempt this without every single part in their shop and the price is going to be astronomical.
  19. locogato11283
    Still to this day I've never heard from Jim.
  20. locogato11283
    This. I set the adjustment on the perch to where I can adjust it if the clutch gets hot.. Then I set the pancake according to the perch adjustment.
  21. locogato11283
    I think I have three orders for a total of 10 pieces so far.
  22. locogato11283
    I run the JJ&A play axle for hillclimbing. I abuse the shit out of it. It takes a very hard landing to bend one. You would be fine running one in the trails. The only way I can see you bending it is if you hit a tree with the back tire hard. Even if you do, it's covered.
  23. locogato11283
    Super nice isn't it? Looking forward to trying mine out on the new bike.
  24. locogato11283
    JJ&A FTW! I have bent two axles and a wheel hub. They were all replaced non questions asked. I only paid shipping.
  25. locogato11283
    Redline bores carbs also.

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