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[billybobby]

I just bought another toy a real one of a kind. I have a Banshee that is fuel injected and runs on E85 with a complete custom frame it is crazy. The problem I am having is getting it running once it is warm. The previous owner says it will never start real easy due to crankcase temps (evaporation)I find though even when I prime it or hold it wide open it is still very tempormental. It is a two stroke with a built motor, 40mm throttle bodies and 60lb injectors. I don't know that two many others are running this setup on a banshee. If I start it and just ride it is flat scary fast. It starts when it is cold usually with in about 5-6 kicks, warmed up sometimes I just can't get it to fire. Any ideas?

[danger_ranger83]

its prolly dumping too much fuel when its warm and its flooding...does it have a coolant temp sensor or anything to compensate for when it gets warm?

[truckinL33]

It may run differently depending on where you get the E85 from. Is it rich, or lean?

[billybobby]

Here is a pic. It does have a coolant temp sensor and it is working. I have to get a test kit for the E85 but right now it is tuned for a summer blend it hit 83Hp and 59 ftlbs on a dyno. The plugs look perfect it runs hard and well as long as I don't shut it down. If I let it sit for about 5 to 10 minutes it starts a little easier. May just have to not kill it unless I am at the top of a hill.

[danger_ranger83]