need help with head alignment

[ernesto]

hi zillafreak please confirm if these NICHE  garbage cylinder juggs fitted  good on your banshee ?

 

 

thanks 

 

erne 

[Larry's Shee]

Da fugg, even KOC knows that Niche is shit.

[wayne_smith97]

and how they work out for you?

One set still on a running bike in Mississippi and one set on a shelf. Both are non ported. Really no issues. Only dealings I have had with niche are these two sets.

[wayne_smith97]

Cool. Really just wondering anything about them as oem replacements. Haven't heard shit about them.

Oem replacement. No problem. Some casting flaws to clean up.

 

Maybe casting flash is the right term

[registered user]

post a picture of this please.

what part of this needs more clarification ?

 

[sheerider11]

what part of this needs more clarification ?

 

I think k there made in Canada

[n2otoofast4u]

Bend to fit. Paint to match. Done.

[ernesto]

hahaha just order yamaha  oem cylinders ,  

 

 

i can see in eBay auction for the NICHE cyl kit they have been sold 504 kits 

 

where are these all 504   units ???  

[wayne_smith97]

Just because something is made in China doesn't mean it is shit. Just like something made I America doesn't mean it is great.

Thank you

[Larry's Shee]

Thing is odds of something great coming from China are about the same as something shitty from 'America. Plus, if I'm going to buy shit,, it might as well be 'American shit.

[Surfrjag]

if its a stock head you can drill the holes a little bigger and that may help it fit

[Lowflyin]

so 50/50?

Funny you say buy american but ride a banshee. You should sell your foreign garbage and buy american atvs, like polaris,

Since when it China and Japan the same country?

 

Zillafreak derails yet another thread..

 

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[Lowflyin]

I didn't derail my thread dipshit.

Since when in America and Japan the same country?

 

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He didn't say Japan made shit, he said China did.

 

Also my bad, I forgot you were op....../s

 

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[banshee#527]

^ very true!

[m671054]

Had a similar issue with a chariot head on cub cylinders going on extremely tight. Both american made. Was talking to cam on the phone ordering parts when i had this happen. He pointed out that i had the studs in to deep. Loosened them up and realized they dont turn perfectly true. He told me they dont bottom out and to lock tight them in at the required height. When i did that head slipped right on.

Op, could you screw the studs in while the head is on?

Edited March 4, 2016 by m671054