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Hi all glad I found this site it rocks,looking for advice for my 98 banshee that I just bought.

I have only ridden this once and could tell it was running lean (my guess) .

I live at sea level or maybe 50 ft above and it was 55 or 60 out on the ride.

My banshee is a 98 with the tors removed,dg pipes and silencers pro flow adaptor with a k&n in the stock box with the lid on. After looking around on here and checking dg site(they said 1 size up) I`am lost on where to start .I pulled the carbs there all stock 25 pilot 5n7 needle 3rd clip 200main from what I have found on here I was thinking in the 280 range any ideas ? thanks Jeff N.H

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When I first got my banshee, I ironically had the same setup you do...DG pipes, K&N filter/airbox with lid, and my jetting seemed perfect at 280 mains, 27.5 pilot. Stock needle was in the 4th clip from the blunt end. :cheers:

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280 sounds about right :clap:

 

When I first got my banshee, I ironically had the same setup you do...DG pipes, K&N filter/airbox with lid, and my jetting seemed perfect at 280 mains, 27.5 pilot. Stock needle was in the 4th clip from the blunt end.  :cheers:

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Well the pilots did not come in yet but here is what I did so far. Put my new v force3 reeds in 280 mains clip in #4 down from blunt end still 25 pilots air 1 out. It was 50 out idled good tryed to drive it pulled to a point maybee 1/2 throttle then that was it to fat.Took air box lid off know it pulled good. This was in my yard so not a good test, I think I should lower the needle or buy a k&n lid filter any ideas? Thanks jeff

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