Need good answer

[sled_head25]

I want to soop up a banshee.but how much is too much.i wanna ride for hours and still be reliable.like how much over,milled head or not etc.thanks

[Bansh-eman]

start doing some searching on here. this topic has been covered hundreds and hundreds of time. you will find that there is no one way to do it, its all about what kind of riding you plan on doing.go to search and search for mods you will find pages and pages of reading. look through and get some ideas of what to look for

Edited October 8, 2007 by Bansh-eman

[bansheefreak]

I want to soop up a banshee.but how much is too much.i wanna ride for hours and still be reliable.like how much over,milled head or not etc.thanks

you can spend money till your broke if you dont have a plan.. so you need too figure out what you want.. but you ask how much over...?? i take this as you asking how far to bore it over..?? dont bore it any more then it has to be.... you be wasting bores on the cyls for no reason.. milled head will help with low end grunt but i suggest a noss head for same reason but will also help with cooling.. but milling head would work if on a budget. .. but like the man said you might do a search.. and figure out what you want..

[swrbansheeboy]

i agree, read up and find out a set up that sounds like it is up you alley so you can direct your questions twords people here that have knowledge about your desired set up. and as far as reliability goes most of the time it's not realy a question of un-reliable engines, it's more of an un-reliable mechanic situation. for every one person with a reliable set up there is another person who can f-up a wet dream and will manage to destroy it. human nature and human error play a huge part in why certain combinations dont work so asking for a reliable combination is realy just asking for everyone's opinions with what they've gotten lucky with or on the other hand if someone says that a certain set up doesnt work you have no real way of knowing if it realy doesnt work or if this guy is just a mechanical failure which is one more reason to read on here. good luck in your search, i'm curious to see what you come up with :smile: