I bought a 1999 stock banshee at the beginning of spring this year,,was stored for a few years,,is in great shape,, after doing some riding in the tug hill area of New York one of my pipes cracked,,it might be able to be welded but of course i am looking for a excuse to buy new pipes,,i don't want to get crazy but would like to get pipes that help in lower and mid ranges of the powerband,,anyone have any ideals what is a good buy out there for me,,i know i could research but i am hoping that experiance from others will help me decide,,thank you all

 

I would recommend Pro Circuits or Toomey T-5's considering cost. The Paul Turner Mid-Range's work well on a stock motor, but are more expensive than the first two mentioned. Pro-Circuits are strong running pipes on a stock bike and respond well to motor mods down the road (portwork, reeds, more compression). [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

Check out the two into one pipes ,they increase the low to mid also look into the fmf fatty it is said to do the same.I run T-5s,they are great pipes on the upper end but seem to lack a little on the lower end