Rescuejeff

I run a +4 setting on my Ricky Stator with a mix of 100 low lead AV gas and pump with slightly more than normal mix in the gas, I run the fuel mix 50/50.

No I don't have a PM, thanks for answering my question as you all answered it very well. I will just drain and flush each year.

But no answer on whether I need to worry about additional wear to the case and if the floating particles in the anti freeze pose any risk?? Thanks

Send me a picture of each bumper...Thanks

I'm looking for a stock front bumper that is NOT dented and not bent in any way. I would like to chrome it so damage to it would make it unuseable for me. Thanks.

I'll take some pictures of my A-Arms that where custom made for me by IMS some time ago, I'm not sure if they are still selling them or not. Check back on Monday. Sorry got hung up at work check tomorrow, Tuesday

Just out of curiousity, have you adjusted down the ring that is threaded on the shock toprovide some rebound/stiffness to teh shock and maybe you have the preloading too soft or the valve too soft...ideas.

Hey I got a question for you folks out here. I have a older banshee, 1989 and I'm replacing water seal, bearing and impeller just for insurance. I have looked at the all metal impellers, but worried about wear to the side case and what the floating parts form wear are going to cause in the seal and loading up the raditor. I would like to hear from anyone that has had good and bad experiences from the swap. Thanks

I had a fit issue with them and dealt directly with ITP and they had all the info, give them a call or look on the website.

Like everyone else said, stay with what you have and do othermods like lightened fly wheel(big difference), mod your timing plate, pipes, vforce reeds and mill the head. Good luck

Like everyone else said, stay with what you have and do othermods like lightened fly wheel(big difference), mod your timing plate, pipes, and mill the head. Good luck

I had my wifes frame, swing arm(rear), inner front disc brake guards, and bearing career done in San Diego for $225. Just a reference, I hope yours is cheaper.

Just buy a kit from Pro motion, at Rocky mountain or your local stealership.

I don't think that the 6-series will fit a banshee, but they are stronger. The normal c-styles are very good, had no problems since i put them on the wifes quad last year.

I had the rear revalved and what a difference, like a whole new bike, look in to it. I have Precision Concepts do mine. Lates..