I am rebuilding my Banshee for the first time and would like some suggestions on which pistons to use. I also need the torque specs for the base nuts and head nuts. I am thinking about going with WiseCo for the pistons; everything else is stock and I'd like to keep it that way. If anyone either lives in my area or has a rebuild manual for a Yamaha Banshee and could send/lend me the actual book(whom lives in my area) or just send me the info I would greatly appreciate it. I live in Allentown, PA.

 

anyone //??

 

Wiseco or Pro-x will work just fine. Or u can call up vito's and get there super stock or power pistons to add even more power to your shee.

 

How do I get intouch with Vito's???

 

they have a web site.

they power pistons are known for breaking.

they Pro X pistons are alot heavier than the wiscos.

 

Hey roughrider the web site they are talking about is www.vitosperformance.net I just ordered some stuff for my shee to freshen it up for spring racing and he was a super good guy to deal with. Very helpful and massaged some prices for me. Seems very knowledgeable about banshee stuff. Regular wiseco pro lites are probably what you would want since you are wanting to maintain basically stock level components. That's what we have used in both of our banshees and have had no problems. He carries everything you need for rebuild, bought my 1 piece base gasket and engine seal kit and new set of rings there. You won't be disappointed.