Pro Circuit Pipes...

[blindrider_2001]

I might be buying a set of used procircuit pipes off ebay. They are mint condition and everything, and they have a really good price. Im just wondering if I should go with them or not. I have a completely stock banshee rite now, so would these pipes work good with a stock motor, no mods done to it? Im looking for some reviews from people that have ridden them/ have them rite now and I want serious answers because I could be buying them soon! Thanks a lot guys and I hope to hear some good replies.

[DIRTMAN350]

Sorry man I can't help ya out. I run FMF Fatties on mine and love them. Hopefully somone will chime in and give you a honest answer. Latter.

[blindrider_2001]

I hear FMF's are the cheapest route to go...just because there the cheapest, does that mean they dont give you much power?

[sheecandy]

id go with the pro circuits they work great on stock motors and even better on modified ones i had them on my old set up once i had the cylinders dune ported cool head v2s stock carbs with the pros it was a running mofo sand dune ridding only

[race-a-holic]

One of my friends had them on his' banshee.It run strong.Bottom end is pretty lacking.I know-banshee duh. Real good mid range and top end.I think you'll like them.He just bought a set of CPI's so he's going to sell the pro circuits.They're not in perfect shape but still are really good pipes.Not sure what he wants for them.Let me know if you are interested.

[race-a-holic]

Not a good picture of the pipes but a very good looking banshee.

[race-a-holic]

Pm me if you're interested or if you need more info.

[Bansheerook]

Just installed my fattys and trying to get her tuned in just right. No it doesnt mean they lack power. Fattys and a k&n are my only mods and I am very satisfied with the power thus far.

 

PS.. I pulled her up in the top end of 3rd gear. Never even close before when stock

[izericson]

i run pro circuits and they are awesome! in my opinion they are the best. they were great with just jets and a k&n and now they are insane with a 370, milled head, ported & polished, v3's, um aluminum airbox, ect.......go with the pro circuits!

[hittintrees srh]

a buddy of mine has PC's, and there routy as hell-a ton of power all over the place

 

i would recomend them very highly

[Guest nightmare]

I ran Pro Circuits on a stock shee they worked great and sound awesome.

[FasterThanU90]

Have them on one of the bikes right now i love em sound sick scream like a mofo i think i love the silencers the most the factory sound ones are mean

 

 

Run sum pod filters and rejett it right and ther gonna really breath

[blindrider_2001]

sweet guys, thanks for the replies. what main jets are you guys running with yours? Like I said before, It will be a completely stock motor with a K&N (I'm leaving the air box on) and I live in Ontario, Canada, any help would be appreciated. Also, is the low end a little better than stock at least? I ride fairly fast trails and track, the only reason I'm going with these pro circuits is because of the price(really good deal, almost brand new)

[MILO]

i haven't run anything other than my pc's so i can't do a fair comparison, but i really like them a lot. a huge improvement over stock set up, from bottom to top end. for all the other pipes i've heard, i like the sound the best too. they don't sound like something rattling thru a pop can or like a kazoo.

my only other go fast mods are pro flow filter (no lid) and jetted - 360 mains, and boyesen reeds.

i couldn't honestly say that they are the best all around pipe out there, but i don't think you could go wrong with pc's.

Edited March 15, 2006 by MILO

[blindrider_2001]

alright sweet, they're sounding better and better by the minutes If the guy hasnt already sold them, Im going to buy them forsure. Thanks a lot for all the input. When I receive the pipes, I will be back on here for jetting questions and maybe installation questions also. How hard is it to take off the old pipes and put new ones on?