400rednEX Posted May 3, 2005 Report Posted May 3, 2005 (edited) i just bought my first banshee and i've read most of the jetting threads and i think it's jetted lean. it's a 92 with fmf golds, turbine core 2's, fmf ram valves and stock carbs (mikunis- 26 or 28mm stock?), k&n with pro flow, no lid on the airbox. i'm pretty sure the cylinders are stock. it has 260 mains and a 30 pilot in it now, but from the threads i've read it should have 270 to 310 mains, what would be the closest guess. i'm about 1200 ft. Edited May 4, 2005 by 400rednEX Quote
01bansheeke Posted May 3, 2005 Report Posted May 3, 2005 telling us how it runs woudl be a good place to start bro. Quote
400rednEX Posted May 3, 2005 Author Report Posted May 3, 2005 it's my first banshee and i'm jumping into someone elses mess so i'm not sure how it should run. right now i'm eliminating some other problems to narrow it down to just the jetting, but before i tore off the carbs to rebuild them and replace the reeds, it cut out totally on the top end and could only sometimes be coaxed in to opening up. it had other problems like carbs out of sync and needle never seating too though. Quote
white trash Posted May 3, 2005 Report Posted May 3, 2005 (edited) yea your way lean on the main, hence the cutting out. Go up to a 310-320 stock carbs are 26MM Edited May 3, 2005 by white trash Quote
400rednEX Posted May 3, 2005 Author Report Posted May 3, 2005 thanks on the carb size, it's hard to tell looking through the threads which carbs are stock. Quote
NEVER SATISFIED Posted May 3, 2005 Report Posted May 3, 2005 320 and work your way down... it will be puzzling if you need a jet that big at 1200ft sea level.. report back .. . . keep the pilot stock for now.. you can adjust that by your air screw Quote
400rednEX Posted May 3, 2005 Author Report Posted May 3, 2005 i ordered pairs 280-320. how big of a pain is it to change the jets with the carbs installed, or do you have to take the carbs off? Quote
Wallynut Posted May 4, 2005 Report Posted May 4, 2005 You'll have to pull the carbs, just do one at a time to avoid mixing slides and such. Make sure your sync each time you work on them. You'll see little windows on one side, when carbs are about wide open, marks should show at same time. Quote
400rednEX Posted May 4, 2005 Author Report Posted May 4, 2005 (edited) windows? you mean on the side of the carb body? i just dipped and cleaned them today i don't remember seeing them, but i wasn't looking. i was just checking sync by taking off the airbox and looking in at when they lifted. i take it that looking through the windows is the correct way to do it? Edited May 4, 2005 by 400rednEX Quote
Rare Scottish Tree Badger Posted May 4, 2005 Report Posted May 4, 2005 windows? you mean on the side of the carb body? i just dipped and cleaned them today i don't remember seeing them, but i wasn't looking. i was just checking sync by taking off the airbox and looking in at when they lifted. i take it that looking through the windows is the correct way to do it? 364179[/snapback] Yip, they're on the side. But the left carb's window is on the inside which makes it difficult to see. I use a similar method to what you did, but I just take the air filter off and look in through the airbox. Rare. Quote
sredish Posted May 4, 2005 Report Posted May 4, 2005 from the threads i've read it should have 270 to 310 mains, what would be the closest guess. I don't know, you tell me.... Quote
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