xrjeff Posted October 25, 2006 Report Posted October 25, 2006 (edited) I just picked up a 2002 Banshee, and rode it at Glamis this past weekend. It had zero bottom end, but pulled fairly hard on the top end. Throttle response is crisp and clean sitting still, and it has the idle kit installed. The bike has a set of chrome pipes w/aluminum silencers on it, but I can't find a name on them. The only thing I saw was "SCP" on the silencer mounting tabs. It also has the TORS kit removed and a set of K&N's w/Outerwears hanging on the back of the carbs. I also own a 2005 YFZ450, and I know the Banshee won't have torque like this bike, but it still seems it should be running better. Even though the top end pulled strong, most hills had to be taken in second gear to stay in the power band (otherwise it would bog down and lose power), and I think it should handle third gear just fine. I pulled the jets and found: 25 pilots, stock needles in the middle position, and 320 mains. Does anyone have any thoughts on this jetting combo, or can you give a better solution. Thanks. Edited October 25, 2006 by xrjeff Quote
xrjeff Posted October 27, 2006 Author Report Posted October 27, 2006 I just picked up a 2002 Banshee, and rode it at Glamis this past weekend. It had zero bottom end, but pulled fairly hard on the top end. Throttle response is crisp and clean sitting still, and it has the idle kit installed. The bike has a set of chrome pipes w/aluminum silencers on it, but I can't find a name on them. The only thing I saw was "SCP" on the silencer mounting tabs. It also has the TORS kit removed and a set of K&N's w/Outerwears hanging on the back of the carbs. I also own a 2005 YFZ450, and I know the Banshee won't have torque like this bike, but it still seems it should be running better. Even though the top end pulled strong, most hills had to be taken in second gear to stay in the power band (otherwise it would bog down and lose power), and I think it should handle third gear just fine. I pulled the jets and found: 25 pilots, stock needles in the middle position, and 320 mains. Does anyone have any thoughts on this jetting combo, or can you give a better solution. Thanks. BTT. Can't anyone answer this. I thought that's what this forum was for. Quote
ellison445 Posted October 27, 2006 Report Posted October 27, 2006 Easy Young Grasshoper...LOL Whats the compression look like? Whats the gearing? How do the plugs Look? Air Filters Clean? BTT. Can't anyone answer this. I thought that's what this forum was for. Quote
Toybreaker Posted October 28, 2006 Report Posted October 28, 2006 Easy Young Grasshoper...LOL Whats the compression look like? Whats the gearing? How do the plugs Look? Air Filters Clean? Read the jetting FAQ clean the air filters fresh plugs put in a 32.5 pilot (buy 30 and 27.5's too) (Motoworld had them in stock when i bought mine on tuesday) I would go one clip up on the needle too but start with the pilots. before i swapped to TORS eliminated carbs i was pulling 4th up olds :beer: Good luck with your tuning. It takes patience Quote
JET 99 Posted October 28, 2006 Report Posted October 28, 2006 you really need to look at your compression................ if you dont have good rings and cyl walls you maybe loosing your power thru loss of intake and blow by!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Quote
xrjeff Posted October 28, 2006 Author Report Posted October 28, 2006 Easy Young Grasshoper...LOL Whats the compression look like? Whats the gearing? How do the plugs Look? Air Filters Clean? 120lbs. Gearing is stock Plugs look slightly on the dark brown side, Air filters are clean like new. Any possible thoughts? Thanks. Quote
JET 99 Posted October 28, 2006 Report Posted October 28, 2006 just outta curiousity what diameter rear tire.... you outta be able to hit it in 2nd stay in it and hit third and stay in the powerband..... you are kinda low on compression but i aint saying thats it. plugs dont sound bad. no idle problems? no dead spots? no stummbling at h-rpms? stock thumb throttle? if it is- not the stop screw is it? just trying to help :beer: Quote
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