Justjoshinya Posted May 18, 2022 Report Share Posted May 18, 2022 Hello, I haven't been riding in a long time due to school and work. I'm pulling out my 1987 banshee and will be fixing things I haven't done in a while. I need to replace the gas tank or plastics as the plastics are broken where they mount into the gas tank. I need to get new k&n pods as one of mine rubbed on the exhaust and burned a hole through the outerwear and the filter. I will also need to buy some spark arestors as I only have some OLD SCHOOL silencers that came on the bike when I bought it in 02. I believe they are old unmarked fmf silencers but they are unidentifiable from all pictures I've looked at online. I need to rebuild the carbs since last trip out in 2015 they were leaking gas... quite a bit. I will also be replacing all fluids and hoses because it's been sitting so long I'm sure it needs it. I know the main gas line from the petcock was brittle and snapped as I tried to disconnect it to drain the gas. The specs on my banshee are, 1987, fmf fatty pipes, unknown silencers. Dual K&N pods, tors deleted, rebuilt and ported by a guy in corona probably in 2010. 2 degree timing advance I dont remember the jetting I currently have in it I jetted it according to what the guy who ported it suggested and it ran great plugs showed not lean or rich. I run it on a mix of 4 gallons 91 octane 1 gallon 110 octane. Run it on 52:1 ratio. Progressive suspension front shocks. It ran great in the glamis dunes I could hardly keep the front end down while duning, though it always was a gas guzzler. Any suggestions on what I should also do while I'm ripping it apart? Should I get into the case and trany to replace some bearings and seals? I also wanted to add some vforce reeds while I'm spending all this cash. Also I need to reupholster the seat since it's got some cracks and rips. Thanks for any suggestions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
locogato11283 Posted May 22, 2022 Report Share Posted May 22, 2022 I’d just run it until it breaks down. Then upgrade everything. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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