Remus sound level
 

I got given a sound level tester at work today, when the h&s bloke had a clear-out.

3/4 of max rpm at 0.5m from the exhaust = 107 db(A)

The limit at Castle Combe is 105 db(A).

Will have another go with the baffle in soon, hopefully it'll pass!

Re: Remus sound level
 

It should do, the Revolution (I'm assuming that's what it is) is fully model-specific homologated for each bike, which for Germany means it's pretty quiet.

Re: Remus sound level
 

Yeah, its a revolution. That's good to hear!

Re: Remus sound level
 

I wonder if the revolution-gp is also ec-certified.

According to the Remus-importer for Benelux it is even not available for a k3, but I was last weekend in London and there it simply is listed for a K3 in the Remus-catalogue ??? Maybe the revolution-gp is just "road approved" as you call it?

Anyway, don't think the sound differs a lot :)

Re: Remus sound level
 

The GrandPrix Revolution (the oval ones) can is also "E" stamped. :)

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Not all of them, some are race cans!

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Well it's a bit funny.

The revolution-gp is E-stamped allright but it doesn't come with specific homologation-papers as the plain Revolution does.

It's also only available in the UK !

So in countries like Germany they might ask for these papers, should carry them with you.
But I think for me here in Belgium it's ok if the can is visible E-stamped.

Of course if u wanna be sure and plan to go to Germany, better choose for the Revolution.

But personally i think the revol.-gp fits the sv better, it's slimmer than the revol.

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D. Dave, Stramasher,

if one of you got a revolution-gp is it possible to tell me what is exactly e-stamped on the can?

would be great, Thanks.

Re: Remus sound level
 

Sorry Phil, got rid of mine a while ago (I now have a full M4 system which ain't road legal!).