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I did not know that about the stator side. Care to explain why?

All I can say is wow. It's shit like this that explains my trust issues.

I have one and it has been a flawless performer for about 1 year now. Bought it for the temp gauge mainly

Yamaha sports plaza, google them

who makes that gauge???

Do you think you can shoot a pick of the underside, wondering how deep it is???

I have 78 duning hours on mine according to trail tech and it is working fine.

Maybe try sincing the carbs, just a thought

TROLL

Thats where I got my paddles. Dirt tires no clue dont ride in the dirt that shit hurts when you land on it!!!!!!!!! My sentiments exactly, sand is much more forgiving.

You might also flush your tank to make sure there is no debris in the bottom which may be clogging the pilot jet circuit.

That's just DUMB

Well, I have talked to Precision and GPR. Precision doesn't offer anything for our platform and GPR has done a couple banshees in the past. They use an early YFZ450 bracketry setup and massaged it to work but the tech said it was very, very tight. However with shearer's pipes he said it probably wouldn't work. Looks like Scott's is the frontrunner for a purpose built mount stabilizer with more adjustability that say a Denton or Billetanium. All in all, in my opinion, the Scott's method doesn't really look all that bad. Just my .02

Yeah I know, but seems to be the only one of the really good ones fab'd up for a banshee.

Does anyone have any experience with the Scotts model. Here is the install manual: http://www.scottsonline.com/litrack/380.pdf Scott's is the only manufacturer that offers this type of stabilizer that is model specific for the banshee if I am not mistaken.

^^^^x2 Use the Mull's stuff

Sounds good, the best deal I got was a 2007 roller complete, missing engine and chain for $54.93 (200 ryals-qatar currency) and I put my spare engine in it. I'm gonna try and get it back to the states when we come back. Dunno, it being an '07 might cause me some hassle. What's a poor man's 421 if you don't mind me asking?

How did that one run? And how did you find a deal like that?

No, I usually let the wife rub on it a bit, that usually does it.

No, it really doesn't and it could be a great deal, but I was getting the impression that he was looking to buy it, ride it and enjoy it, not part it out. Question for you, when using 36-40 mm carbs can you get intakes to accept a boost bottle? Asking because I don't know and not trying to ruffle your feathers.

I think flexi-cool has a hose kit. It is a heater hose kit for an automobile but if I am not mistaken, it will fit the banshee. Another site that has them is cool flex. Just google either one and put bansheehq at the end of your search.

Looks to have the infamous "boost bottle". Seems to me that anyone that really knows about these machines knows that a boost bottle is more trouble than its worth. I'm just sayin!!

Ya bro, I understand how being busy can be. When you have one of the only viable solutions for this platform you will be busy.

Hey hillbilly, are you still way backlogged on stators, looking to get a tried and proven spare. Let me know. Thanks Gary Wayne