how to know what pipes to use

[Dinoboy707]

hi guys im back after a while and i still dont have a banshee but now im wondering about pipes...

 

and my question is; how do you know whether you're using the right pipe or not if you're deciding to install it? so can i just type in google banshee pipes? or whats the best way to know what pipes to use?

 

thankyou for ANY help its always appreciated cant wait to have one of my own

[SandmanPNW]

hi guys im back after a while and i still dont have a banshee but now im wondering about pipes...

 

and my question is; how do you know whether you're using the right pipe or not if you're deciding to install it? so can i just type in google banshee pipes? or whats the best way to know what pipes to use?

 

thankyou for ANY help its always appreciated cant wait to have one of my own

 

It all depends on your motor and riding style/locations. More than likely when you get a banshee, it will have pipes on it. Now go buy one and report back. Hope this helps

[zach45]

You gotta spin the wheel

[ginger]

depends on motor mods and where you want your power to be, if you want a low-mid pipe or a top end pipe.

[Larry's Shee]

There is a pipe comparison somewhere in Jetting section. Pipe and engine have to compliment each other. Can't run drag pipes on a stock engine, and vice-versus

[zach45]

Why can't I run drag pipes on a stock motor?

[Lowflyin]

You COULD run drag pipes on a stock engine, but, you could also put a 4 stroke exhaust on and run it, doesn't mean it's right.

[zach45]

So CPI's on a stock motor are comparable to a 4 stroke pipe a motor....

 

I'm just a little confused, I have seen CPI's on a shit load of stock unported bikes...