troykajoe

Thanks!!! That's all I was asking.

I'm not sure why I ask questions but I continue to do so. Once again, the answers were not for the question I posed. I know the purpose of an extended swingarm. That wasn't my question. My question, quite simply, was if a person was not using an extended swingarm would a set of out-of-frame pipes clear the tire? If you look at any picture with a Banshee outfitted with a set of oof pipes, it appears that if the tire is kept in the origianl factory position it would be very close to the stingers if not touching it. Has anyone here actually run out-of-frames on a bike with stock swingarm, stock width axle, and stock tires?

I've been wondering..... do any of the out of frame pipes work with a stock swingarm or do they all require an extended swingarm for proper clearance? I realize most people would want the extended setup but I'm curious. All of the pictures I have ever seen with oof pipes have extended swingarms. Thanks, Joe

Thanks for the input. The pipes have been ordered from Jeff as suggested! -- Joe

I'm ready to order my CPI in-frames. Now the next question is where to get them from. Suggestions?? Thanks!!

I just purchased a new '06 banshee and I'm looking at pipes for it. The motor will remain stock with the addition of reeds, filters, and jetting. I'm considering (in this order); CPI inframes, Toomey T6, or possibly Sheerer. My question is... do any/all of these pipes require modifications to the front fenders to fit? It suddenly awned on me that thefenders may have to be cut. Thanks.