mustang_banshee Posted December 21, 2006 Report Posted December 21, 2006 :: I have a 2006 banshee special edition all stock I installed a FMF fatty gold series exhaust without jetting it stock #200 jets I rode it for about three houres like this then finally installed the #260 main jets that FMF sent with the exhaust now it is breaking up real bad and backfireing/popping.If i put #220main jets in with the idle air screw turned ou 1/2turn it helps a little.Could i have damaged my bike by not jetting it right away any info would be great thankyou Quote
mustang_banshee Posted December 21, 2006 Author Report Posted December 21, 2006 :: I have a 2006 banshee special edition all stock I installed a FMF fatty gold series exhaust without jetting it stock #200 jets I rode it for about three houres like this then finally installed the #260 main jets that FMF sent with the exhaust now it is breaking up real bad and backfireing/popping.If i put #220main jets in with the idle air screw turned ou 1/2turn it helps a little.Could i have damaged my bike by not jetting it right away any info would be great thankyou Quote
mustang_banshee Posted December 21, 2006 Author Report Posted December 21, 2006 any help please dont want to end up blowing up ny shee Quote
98bonerSTOCKshee Posted December 21, 2006 Report Posted December 21, 2006 stock airbox and filter still? Quote
dajogejr Posted December 21, 2006 Report Posted December 21, 2006 If you rode it for three hours like that, WIDE OPEN all the time....you might have. However, because of your last post (which...you should've kept all this in instead of creating a new one) it didn't sound like you hit 4-6 very often, that tells me you weren't WOT all the time. So...you still have a problem elsewhere, just like I said in this post: http://www.bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=71038 Quote
RNBRAD Posted December 21, 2006 Report Posted December 21, 2006 Make sure your stock snorkel is removed from the lid. I don't think a banshee can even be tuned with aftemarket pipes and the snorkel intake. Quote
sheefreak Posted December 21, 2006 Report Posted December 21, 2006 I had the same problem w/my fatty's. The 260 is actually too lean. FMF has always been wrong on this and have never changed it. I used to run 320's w/pods and Fattys, everything else stock. When I first bought the bike it had 200's in it w/the fatty's and actually ran pretty good until you got in the higher gears, just would not pull 5th or 6th. Found that the jetting was still stock and went w/FMF's advice on their website and installed 260's. Ran way worse than the 200's( I can't really explain why it ran worse getting closer to correct). Finally threw in some 330's and ran like a raped ape, but could tell by the plugs I was rich. If you are going to run the lid, definately take off the snorkel as Brad mentioned. But try some 300's or so to start, you will see a huge difference. I would personally run w/the lid off, but need to have the pro-design filter adapter to do so. If you do, start at 320's or 330's for the colder weather. This is also assuming you are somewhere close to sea-level. Quote
mustang_banshee Posted December 21, 2006 Author Report Posted December 21, 2006 I had the same problem w/my fatty's. The 260 is actually too lean. FMF has always been wrong on this and have never changed it. I used to run 320's w/pods and Fattys, everything else stock. When I first bought the bike it had 200's in it w/the fatty's and actually ran pretty good until you got in the higher gears, just would not pull 5th or 6th. Found that the jetting was still stock and went w/FMF's advice on their website and installed 260's. Ran way worse than the 200's( I can't really explain why it ran worse getting closer to correct). Finally threw in some 330's and ran like a raped ape, but could tell by the plugs I was rich. If you are going to run the lid, definately take off the snorkel as Brad mentioned. But try some 300's or so to start, you will see a huge difference. I would personally run w/the lid off, but need to have the pro-design filter adapter to do so. If you do, start at 320's or 330's for the colder weather. This is also assuming you are somewhere close to sea-level. im running no air box at all wit twin k n filters i installed #330 main jets and it helped but now it wont idle unless i turn idle air screw in all the way then back it out half a turn Quote
dajogejr Posted December 21, 2006 Report Posted December 21, 2006 im running no air box at all wit twin k n filters i installed #330 main jets and it helped but now it wont idle unless i turn idle air screw in all the way then back it out half a turn Good to hear. That means you need a larger pilot if it idles and runs better with the air screw almost all the way in. If it has stock pilots, go to a 27.5 (next bigger size), it if already is bumped up one..go to 30. I think 27.5 with 1.0 to 2.0 turns out will put you right on the money....and it will start easier too. It's asking for more fuel on idle to 1/8 throttle...a bigger pilot will get you there! Quote
mustang_banshee Posted December 21, 2006 Author Report Posted December 21, 2006 Good to hear. That means you need a larger pilot if it idles and runs better with the air screw almost all the way in.If it has stock pilots, go to a 27.5 (next bigger size), it if already is bumped up one..go to 30. I think 27.5 with 1.0 to 2.0 turns out will put you right on the money....and it will start easier too. It's asking for more fuel on idle to 1/8 throttle...a bigger pilot will get you there! cool ill try that and let you guys know if it worked thanks for all the tips i would have never figured this out on my own i've learned alot from you all keep up the good work thankyou Quote
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