ZachBreck Posted July 6, 2007 Report Posted July 6, 2007 Alright, the run down. 05 LE, FMF Pipes and boost bottle, K&N Air filter with pro flo and rejetted to 190 and thats about it for power gain. I have been told cold head and crank and timming but I am clueless and how to do it. It seems every time I try to do something I forget to tighten something back down and spend hours figuring out what I did wrong. Is there anywhere I can take my shee to get some performance work done. I have some V-Force reeds on the way but where and what do I do next. I am in central Ohio and if anyone has any ideas it would be great. Thanks! Quote
bansheefreak Posted July 6, 2007 Report Posted July 6, 2007 well first get a cylmers manual.. then you can do most of the bolts on yourself.. but i would suggest a noss head with smaller domes,lighten fylwheel,timing plate.. you should be able to do all this yourself if you get a manual.. as for crank no need to get a diff crank till its time to rebiuld and only if you wanna upgrade to say a 4mm stroker... Quote
Ben350 Posted July 6, 2007 Report Posted July 6, 2007 Im in northern OH and i cant say i know of any good shops for banshees in the area, the closest would be in sounthern michigan probably because of Silver Lake buy a manual and a set of torque wrenches. Save a ton of money Quote
dajogejr Posted July 6, 2007 Report Posted July 6, 2007 Please tell me you don't mean you have those mods and a 190 main jet in stock carbs? If so...stop riding that bike.....that's leaner than stock jetting. Quote
Ben350 Posted July 6, 2007 Report Posted July 6, 2007 good point. If you really dohave 190s then just a rejet will give you your power boost. im pretty sure FMF gives you 260s with their pipes Quote
ZachBreck Posted July 6, 2007 Author Report Posted July 6, 2007 good point. If you really dohave 190s then just a rejet will give you your power boost. im pretty sure FMF gives you 260s with their pipes SORRY, was a typo, 290 mains, sorry about that. Thanks for the info though, where can I pick up a manuel ? Quote
dajogejr Posted July 6, 2007 Report Posted July 6, 2007 I believe one of the stickies has an online manual. However, for less than 30 bucks from ebay, a dealer, etc., a clymer manual is pretty much the bible!! Quote
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