Good lookin carbs. Come with 155 mains 48 pilots and CEJ needles. Only used 'em for a year or so.
Don't have any pictures but they look like any other clean carb.
Not that much. Sorry but take the head off, get the number off the pistons and come back and we can tell you if it's got a stroker crank in it. Just because it launches hard and wheelies doesn't mean it has a stroker crank lol.
LOL at people thinking Cascade gives a flying shit about this stupid thread. One guy is upset, his buddies jumped on his back and are defending ANY post against him, and about 50 others stood up for Cascade, no sweat off their back I'm guessing.
Yup, and I can't remember the torque specs on those bolts. I don't think it's very high so you could probably get away with it. I do know that Cascade sells just the motor bolts but they are in chrome, and of course being Cascade you gotta give part of the jewels to pay for it.
That does suck. I'm guessing if you get to talk to the right person they will fix the mistake. Also I bet the regular haulers will work ok for ya, just air down a little more.
Lol yeah they use it in planes, which run low RPM's and very high altitude where the air quality is way different.
I have used it in the past with no bad results. Use the search button on this topic you will find more than you want to read I promise.
Just in case you didn't want to do the work:
http://www.bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?...2Baviation+fuel
Wouldnt the bolt be needed? I guess the Cascade one has a longer neck on the middle adjuster and that's why they send a new bolt with it.
Does this one have the flat parts milled on the outside of the adjuster?
This is the inland atv one, does it look like this exactly?
I've never jetted a 2-1. Sorry. Just start with what you have, get it all broken in then start doin plug chops
Or try calling a builder, Jeff or Kevin would probably be willing to help you.
I've got the means to the powdercoating, guess I'll have to find a shop that will put them back together for me now. I wonder if any auto type shops would be willing or have the tools, surely they would.