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I have a few choicesThis is a discussion on I have a few choices within the ATV/UTV - Yamaha forum, part of the ATV/UTV Forums category; I have a few choices for a quad don't know much about them though, rode a sport quad this weekend ... |
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| I have a few choices for a quad don't know much about them though, rode a sport quad this weekend and I have to have one now, you know how it is... There is a Banshee at hand if I want to get it for $2700 realy nice looking quad too motor has hotrod crank drag ported trinity stage iv pipes 36mm airstryker carbs duncan intakes boost bottle 65.mm bore chrome swinger kn filters chrome +2 adaptor bootle relocator v-force reeds powder coated frame (factory silver) lighter fly wheel http://img53.imageshack.us/img53/7545/p1011839mb4.jpg Havn't found one of these at a good price but wanting one YFZ450 Raptor 660 Which out of these should I go for, it will be used for trails, track, and through some mud probaly |
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| well if ur into 2 smokes then nothin hits harder than the banshee, but the 450 has better susension and would be better for the trails |
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| Well I am looking for something with a lot of power, never had 2 smoke though, you think it would be good in the trails though? |
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| There are alot of quads on [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] Go there and look in the classified section. About the going rate for a stock '03-05 450 is around 3-4500. Shees are pretty hard hitting machines, but for going thru mud with something moded like that... I wouldn't really want to. All it takes is one little piece to get into the cylindar, and there it goes. |
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| I am already looking through that web site, few hits already.. but nothing I can't afford of these yet |
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| I think you are good with one that can go through mud and not get messed up and also have all the lug nuts on the tires |
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But I am leaning more towards the Banshee as of right now.. is there any major problem I would have with getting this one? |
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| Doesn't really sound like it. As long as the one who done the motor work is dependable to do it right. If somone other then the owner done it, get the contact info and get ahold of the guy to see what all was done and why. |
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| Thanks for the help, I think I am going to go with the Banshee |
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| ONLY problem with the banshee IMO is ya gotta buy two of everything for the motor.. -Max. |
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| Being a Banshee owner I would say don't get it. It appears to be rode hard. Plus with that filter set you will not be able to go though the mud at all. I have same filter set up and if I touch water it is a bad thing!!! If you want a shee bad get a stock one that has been ridin by the wife (i mean nothing by that) just some one who does not hammer down. Then you can simply mill the head a LITTLE and have better bottom end plus more reliability. If you are going in mud airbox is a must!!! |
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| Thanks for that ekholms, thats some of the info i needed, but the person selling that banshee also has 3 other banshee's for sale, one modded with - trinity 2-1 intake 40mm carb works shock nerfs billet grill durablu axle hoosier tires aftermarket cdi t-5 pipes renthal bars aftermarket clutch lever ported lighter flywheel kn filter bottle relocator ______________ These 2 come together for $1500 2000 blue banshee $1500 alba fender kit after market cdi holes shots front and rear pro design kill switch pro design billiet filter adaptor kn filter renthal bars pro armor nerfs v-force reeds on stock cages 26mm carbs bore to 29mm dmc allein pipes shorter shocks up front front a-arm skids shock covers 1/2inch billit intake spacers now for the bad on this one. no clutch basket no stator. and the swing arm bolt will not come out. (no photo yet) 1989 bansh partial roller. !!!!FREE IF YOU BUY THE 2000 BANSHEE ONLY!! 2002 botomend no cylinders hd cluthes renthal bars pro armor nerfs kn pods with outer ware 1 inch billet intake spacers after market rear skid plate stock carbs stock pipes black or purple fenders . i have 2 sets 2002 rear end and swinger i want to sell 2000 and 1989 together with these two you can make one good one. i have a complet gasket set for the motor also. |
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| I would dare to say he is a racer |
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| Yeah, last thing I need is an abused 4 wheeler to die out on me on a trail |
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| You could trail a shee, but for what you're describing, the better option for all-around is the raptor by far. Next is the 450. Wouldn't bother with the shee unless you're a dragger/duner. |
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| Yeah, at first it was between the YFZ450 and the Banshee.. then I started doing some research on the raptor 660 and realy wanted it, but only problem is the price range, going to look hard for one tomorow |
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| Id personally go with a YFZ 450. The Banshee isnt going to be any cheaper to maintain because its a twin-cylinder and the YFZ is going to be a lot easier to keep in the powerband. I had an '06 YFZ 450 SE and they are kind mild mannered in stock form, but aftermarket exhaust and a jet kit really wake them up. I use to ride mostly MX with some trail riding and the YFZ never let me down. The Banshee was a great quad in it's day, but now days it is definetely behind the times in terms of suspension. Plus, considering all the mods that Banshee has, I doubt its going to be very reliable. The Raptor is a nice machine too, but in terms of performance its not in the same league as a YFZ. The Raptor is a good trail machine, but on a MX track the weight and suspension will really hold you back. |
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| Here's my 2 cents. The shees had their day and do not compare with the other two quads. In the woods the shee will get hot if you do not keep the air moving through the radiator. The other two are a toss-up for me, both have good and bad points. The 450 is lighter and has better suspension. The Rap has reverse and more lugging power. Both have electric start unlike the shee. I had an 03 Rap and rode some supercross, the bike was heavy compared to the 450 and did not corner as well but on a flat track where it was not so tecknical I prefered the Rap. Try to find a bike that is bone stock and do small mods like air filter, better exhaust,rejet and lower the gearing. If you are going to be in the mud and water then leave the airbox lid on but take the flaps out of the snorkel. |
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| Ok so it seems like if I am going to be doing alot of trail riding, get the raptor.. and MX would be better with the 450. Which ever one I chose it is going to be stock, or have mods like exhaust or anything cosmetic, I am going to look today for a good priced 660, I will let you all know what I find.. Thanks Last edited by stfaulk89; 04-26-2007 at 06:32 AM. |
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| hello hey having a problem figuring out how to send a NEW post , sending a reply no problem but a new post ?????????? i sent a message to the web master no reply thanks all |
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