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Dude I am begining to thing you and not comprehending anything. You have already been told the base gasket does NOT affect compression. You don't listen and eventually people will quit helping you LOL as you say. If you are going to ask atleast try what they say. Check the compression on both sides. I think you need a 4 stroke stock something.

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hey, dont talk shit about blasters

 

that is what I learned to ride on, and I still ride the shit out of that thing

 

 

Guys I'm sorry no one told me that the base gasket don't do anything with compression but I'f the base gasket is leaking then the compression will go out

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Guys I'm sorry no one told me that the base gasket don't do anything with compression but I'f the base gasket is leaking then the compression will go out

 

NO, compression is created ABOVE the ring. To adequately make sure the base gasket is sealed up properly you need to do a LEAKDOWN.

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NO, compression is created ABOVE the ring. To adequately make sure the base gasket is sealed up properly you need to do a LEAKDOWN.

 

 

So why would air be coming from the has gasket and why would it be sputtering

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As piston travels down on powerstroke, intake charge is compressed in crankcase and forced into combustion chamber when transfer ports are opened up. As piston travels up on compression, it also creates a vacum in crankcase sucking in fresh fuel/air charge. With a blown gasket it will also suck straight air without fuel/oil mix into crankcase,causing EXTREME lean condition, causing sputtering, causing melted piston, dry bearings, causing catastrofic engine failure. PLEASE do not run it until you fix the gasket. A complete top end gasket set will cost you about $20, 2 base, 2 reed, 1 head gasket. A CLYMERS manual is $25-$30. Someone on here has a video/ moving drawing of a two stroke in his signiture, shows what goes on with a two stroke with a chamber. It will also force air /fuel/oil mix out of blown gasket .

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hey, dont talk shit about blasters

 

that is what I learned to ride on, and I still ride the shit out of that thing

I'm not trying to talk shit about blasters I own two of them myself. I'm just trying to bust his balls a little bit. He just needs to do what everybody is telling him instead he kinda sounds like he dont trust or comprehend what they're telling him. He needs to pull it apart and just fix the damn thing the right way. He owns one of the best quads ever built he should treat it like it. I understand if its a money issue but if that is what it is save your money and do it right. Dont do it half ass is all I'm really saying and if the banshee is too much work for him maybe he should get a blaster to learn with just like you and most of us did.

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I'm not trying to talk shit about blasters I own two of them myself. I'm just trying to bust his balls a little bit. He just needs to do what everybody is telling him instead he kinda sounds like he dont trust or comprehend what they're telling him. He needs to pull it apart and just fix the damn thing the right way. He owns one of the best quads ever built he should treat it like it. I understand if its a money issue but if that is what it is save your money and do it right. Dont do it half ass is all I'm really saying and if the banshee is too much work for him maybe he should get a blaster to learn with just like you and most of us did.

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