My dealer accidentally gave us 9 paddles.

Do you think it is too much (return and exchange for 8 paddles) or OK?

2001 Banshee
Toomey T5's
Toomey 2:1 Uni filter
310 mains
Oregon Dunes

 

Less paddles give you more flotation on sand and less of a change to get stuck. More paddles will give more traction but will dig into the sand and get you stuck.

 

My brother just did the same research. It seems like the hot setup on a fairly worked Banshee (T5s, reeds, filter, porting...) is the 22x11x10 Haulers with 10 paddles. That's if you want to hook up well. If you want more spin, the 8 or 9 will work great too.

 

I asked this question in another thread but didn't get much of a response, so I'll try here...

What are everybody's thoughts on the ITP 12" wheel Hauler combo?

I'm currently running 20X11X9 8P Haulers. Hook up is good, acceleration is good, but I'd like a bit more top end. I've messed with my gearing a bit and am just curious if the 22" Haulers would help me, and if so on a 10 or 12" wheel.

 

Martinm I would keep the 9 paddles... With a totally stock Banshee I'd say get the 8's but since you have pipes and a intake mods I would use the 9's.

 

Stick with the 9 paddles. I have 10 paddle haulers on mine, 20". It does great and doesn't bog down.