Ricky Stator has a sweet new stator for teh Banshee's. Either a stock replacement or a 200watt stator both with adjustable timing plates!
From Yamaha they'd cost around $400---OUCH!

See them here: http://www.rickystator.com/pages/Yam...200stator.html

 

Wow, that is sweet. So, now you can get a higher output stator that will also allow you to advance the timing without having to buy both.

That just sounds too good to be true.

Hmmmm

Bat

 

It's true! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Rick has said many times that people are scared to buy a new stator (and axles) from him because they are so cheap. He always says 'go to Yami and pay 4 times as much if you think it's better' LOL

He also stands behind his product, it's amazing to me.

 

Yeah, I emailed him and got a response the same day, that does not happen often with shops.

He was straight up and honest with me also. He said that with stock lighting I would be better off running the stock output stator, gave me the reasoning and was honest. WOW.

Nice guy.

Bat

 

his axles are not a bad price how much cheaper are they then durablue eliminator axle

 

Another one of his sayings:
"Am I the only honest aftermarket company left?"

 

I think his axles are $200 and think DuraBends start at $300 for the cheapest one.
With the RS axle you have to use your sprocket hub as his don't come with one. They have been used in Baja and hasn't bent one yet.
He has axles for Raptor, 400EX and Banshee.

 

I have done several business with him on couples different bikes and he have done a superb job. I will go back to him again soon to get light set up for my little 300ex.....

I have no complain on him whatsoever.....

One of the few honest companys around to work with....

 

the rs one is4 inches wider
what is the eliminator axle ajustable 2 again is it 2 and 4 inches wider? thanks

 

I think the DuraBlues are 2" wider than stock and if you use a spacer on each side it'd be a total of 4".
Not sure though, I have never used one.