Gas in 2 stroke banshee

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May 9, 2005 | 07:39 AM

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86LT250RFatty

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Gas in 2 stroke banshee

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Originally posted by: ehlitdew
Hey lninjorider listen to me, do as I tell you,

give it to a good workshop, say he will tell you it will take a week to fix it,

after the week is over go and pick it up and pay your 1,500 bill,

then go and ride your shee,

so what do you think of my opinion.

its not going to cost near 1500$ for a rebuild, or your getting RIPPED OFF. its about 300$ for a rebuild. Take apart your engine, see if you scarred the cylinders, or just drop it off at a shop and tell them you need a rebuild, wont run you more then 500$ total parts & Labor.

May 10, 2005 | 05:20 AM

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DaBeechMan

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Gas in 2 stroke banshee

People, use your heads...if you ran it without oil in the fuel then you burnt it up. There WILL be scares on your cylinder because that is why you dont have any compression. The bike wont run because it doesnt have compression. When you let the clutch out the bike will die because it doesnt have compression.

Piston kit is 150-200, gasket kit is 40 bucks. Disassembly and reassembly 150. Boring the cylinders out is 100. Thats 590. Expect to pay that or just a little more depending on what the mechanic charges. Dont do it yourself. If you have any other questions just PM me.

May 10, 2005 | 12:42 PM

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2004LEBANSHEE

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If it were me I would deffinetly have the crank trued and welded. Just some cheep insurance and look into a port. you can get some good cheep HP out of a couple hundred bucks and have a bike that will probably smoke any bike in your town. Unless you live in So Cal