Banshee-man Posted April 7, 2006 Report Posted April 7, 2006 if i get 2:1 carbs will i loose any top end power and im eventually going to get mine low-mid ported is that a good setup along with t5's K&N filter adv. timing new reeds and also would low-mid porting take away any iop end speed? Quote
[email protected] Posted April 7, 2006 Report Posted April 7, 2006 i owend trinitys kit and owend it on stock carbs , bikes overall faster on stockers go figure........ two carbs = 56 ? mm or one 34 ? doesnt make sence.... if synchronization is that big of a factor stay in the powerband and never let off lol just my .02 i am not happy with trinitys kit . it is very easy to install and tune. Quote
Banshee-man Posted April 7, 2006 Author Report Posted April 7, 2006 so should i keep the stock cabs or get some new better ones? heres my list of priorities tell me if this sounds good i want mods that will work for trails but i want the mods to be good for speed too. and will low-mid porting take away any top speed? t5's new filter kit adv. timing v force reeds new carb(s) porting Quote
[email protected] Posted April 7, 2006 Report Posted April 7, 2006 so should i keep the stock cabs or get some new better ones? heres my list of priorities tell me if this sounds good i want mods that will work for trails but i want the mods to be good for speed too. and will low-mid porting take away any top speed? t5's new filter kit adv. timing v force reeds new carb(s) porting 498945[/snapback] porting is always fun way to gain serious hp i dont like toomeys personally ...... i rather run cpi or some other drag inframe type pipe. stock carbs are fine man i have seen ffaaaaaaaaaaast banshees on stock carbs. id focus on porting ,also a NOSS HEAD " sponsor plug " to raise the compression , cpi pipes or whichever maybe while its open check if u need new pistons or rings or everything . Quote
Wallrat Posted April 8, 2006 Report Posted April 8, 2006 Trail riding on drag pipes blows donkey dick. I think your original list sounded pretty good for an all-around bike. You don't NEED a single carb, but they are definately nice to have. Quote
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