FMF Gold Series Fatty Pipes on Banshee - LOUD and not much low end

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Jun 10, 2003 | 05:40 PM

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FMF Gold Series Fatty Pipes on Banshee - LOUD and not much low end

To be honest guys, I really like the amount of low end on my banshee. I do have DG pipes (laugh), 1/2 inch reed spacers, bigger carbs, and a little mild porting, and the amount of low end I get is good. I also have a 17/41 gearing, and it feels like it has pretty good low end. I dont know what you guys are talking about when you say a banshee will not pull 5th or even 6th. Thats stupid. Apparently your shee must be running really bad. I can pull 6th great even with my super gearing. I really love the gearing for trails too, I never have to shift out of first, and rarely go into 2nd. Id recommend, if your looking into low end, is getting a 2-1 pipe. They are on Ebay all the time for real cheap.

-nick

Oct 14, 2012 | 12:19 AM

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Mike Te

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Originally Posted by warrior620

That makes no sence. Fatty's are a low-end pipe. Sounds like jetting to me to, not to judge how good a rider you are but it could be the way one is pulling off from a dead stop. Is it in every gear or just first??

JuJu: There's nothing wrong w/ fatty's, diff. pipes fit diff. styles of riding.

i had t5's on my banshee and had a pair if fatty's laying there so i tried them and now im faster all around,,,so i think it is all on how ur set up