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Hi guys

I have a pretty stock banshee except for T5 pipes and silencers, Wiseco pistons when I got bored .20 over and I do have a timing plate yet to be installed. Head and carbs are stock. I was looking at some top end kits on the sposor sites. However I dont want to change or upgrade the Toomeys. I really like them and I also dont have the funds to do it right now

I will be installing V force III reeds soon but Im looking for the best top end kit that will gain me as much as possible while still being able to trail ride. I dont dune ride and Id like more top end when cruising is 6th.

I plan on getting a new head, but not sure which type domes yet, as well. I like to get a top end engine kit that can be dropped in on the stock crank that will work well with T5's. I assume Id need to udgrade tbe stock carbs but not sure how big. I live near Maine so the yearround weather isnt the best putting it mildly

 

Thanks!! Any suggestions would be appreciated

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Hi guys

I have a pretty stock banshee except for T5 pipes and silencers, Wiseco pistons when I got bored .20 over and I do have a timing plate yet to be installed. Head and carbs are stock. I was looking at some top end kits on the sposor sites. However I dont want to change or upgrade the Toomeys. I really like them and I also dont have the funds to do it right now

I will be installing V force III reeds soon but Im looking for the best top end kit that will gain me as much as possible while still being able to trail ride. I dont dune ride and Id like more top end when cruising is 6th.

I plan on getting a new head, but not sure which type domes yet, as well. I like to get a top end engine kit that can be dropped in on the stock crank that will work well with T5's. I assume Id need to udgrade tbe stock carbs but not sure how big. I live near Maine so the yearround weather isnt the best putting it mildly

 

Thanks!! Any suggestions would be appreciated

 

 

 

get a coolhead! bolt on, choose your domes and go! it will increase compression, thus giving you more power. stock carbs should be fine! just gotta rejet! as for domes, look up your elevation to see what domes you can run without having to run race gas. one of our sponser sites noss machine, has a chart for compression and sea level! welcome to the BHQ! :D

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Im not trying to be cheap or anything. I just want to get the most top end I can get with stock crank, toomey pipes, aftermarket head and vforce reeds

and stock carbs.

So right now I looking at a port and bore with new pistons OR

a top end drop in kit from a vendor.

I just dont know which way would net me higher top end gains and speed??

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I just trail ride, sand pits, long long dirt and paved roads etc.

 

No sand dunes or drag strips, but Id like to test it at the track someday

 

I run holeshot or bandit tires

 

get a sponsor to port your cylinders and re chamber your stock head for your riding. best bang your your buck. most will just say buy this or that. we need to break that trend.

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So, how would this set up be:

 

Porting by HJR,

bore and hone .40 or .50 over (Right now I think Im at .20 or .30 over)

Wiseco piston kit (Not sure to get HP or regular Wisecos. Which are better?)

Aftermarket head and domes

plus the additional of the parts below

 

Would that increase my top end etc. considerably over what Im currently running now with

 

Vforce III reeds

Toomey T5 pipes

Stock carbs, head, and .20 or .30 over

 

????

 

Thanks

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