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thecableguy006

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    2006 se banshee yfz 450 a arms elka long travel front shock elka rear shock 4 inch black swing arm race cut fenders toomey t5s primary drive front and rear sproket moose handle bars stock carbs K&N filters asv levers dual row bearing carrier durablue axle reed spacers ebc clutch kit mega cooler with temp guage billet headlights

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  1. should i put in different size domes in the head? any ideas on what the right amount of compression should be in a cub engine? and i have been thinking that it wasnt getting enough fuel that maybe i should get a pingle but wasnt sure if it would work or i needed it. also, my other banshee has about 170 compression and it is just as fast as the cub there are also different mods between the 2 bikes too but wasnt sure if the compression had a big effect on the hp
  2. No i dont have a pingle. another thing, i did a compression check today both sides have 120. and im not on the trottle too long i usually dont even make it half way up the dune when it loses power. and it happens when ive been riding it for awhile so could it be over heating?
  3. i just got another banshee but this one has a cheetah engine. i havent looked to much into cheetah engines so i need some help. this bike is built! i was told it is not ported and has 65mm pistons with a coolhead not sure what size domes. it also has 35mm carbs and boysen reeds, fmf pipes. so, the problem is once i ride it up the dunes a few times it starts to lose power. after i take off and go to shift into 3rd gear the motor just dies and i have to turn around when i try to go up a dune. i put some engine ice in it and a billet impeller and a new clutch thinking it was over heating or just a old clutch. any help would be great thanks.
  4. I have some close to new mikuni 38mm flat slide carbs and upp intake boots that I am looking to trade for smaller mikunis with boots
  5. thanks man. ya i think i am going to go back to the shop and tell them they have to fix it but i dont want their guys doing the work cause they flat out suck! i wanna see if they can send my stuff to fast and have those guys do the work because it sounds like they know what they are doing and a lot of guys on here go to them but thanks for the advice
  6. so what do you guys think happened what should i do? should the machine shop have it fixed or does it look like they did their job? i have been told that it was a shit port job that i could have got a lot better job done elsewhere. i have been reading a lot of reviews and i wish i would have had jeff at fast do the work but what should i do now im already $900 into this top end that blew after 5hrs. any thoughts would help thanks
  7. this is where i think the clip hit the exhaust port and where they messed up at
  8. im not going to handle it that way but thanks for the advice. and it was sams cycle supply that did the work. and sam said his guy has been doing machine work for years and years and he has never seen him mess up. i went and picked up the cylinder so i can take pictures to show you guys and thee is no way that they could have fixed up the ports there are chunks out of them i will take pics and post them in a little bit wait till you see the pics..... they said its so bad that the have to bore it 1mm and a half and they are not even sure if that will fix it because it is so bad
  9. i had to leave my cylinder and piston there for there guy to take a look at it i will go pic it up and take some pictures to show you guys
  10. i took the cylinder back with the piston to the owner he said he is going to have to call me when his machine guy gets in... so he finally called he said his guy did a 100% job on my cylinders and the port work. he said it was all my fault. his first excuse was that i put the piston on backwards. then he tried to say when we put the cylinder on we twisted it and it moved the piston clips and thats what screwed everything up. well i got home i checked out my other cylinder and piston that piston is on the same way asa the other so its not a backwards piston. and my buddy that helped with the motor said he did not twist the cylinder and now the guy that did the machine work does not want to pay for anything
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