Pair system and Beowulf exhaust? - SV650.org

29-12-12, 04:47 PM

hi guys . just a quick question...... i have a sv650 Sk7 with a beuwolf exhaust on it , it rarely pops and bangs. would this have a pair system on it or not?

PyroUK · 29-12-12, 05:09 PM

I had a beowolf exhaust on my old pointy, wonderful sound, not much popping and banging but i prefer that, just the raw loud thump of the twin

. had no idea what the pair system was so just did a google and found this..

http://www.svrider.com/forum/showthread.php?t=47846

looks like it is up somewhere near the engine rather than near the can itself, so you can prob disable it separately.

29-12-12, 05:12 PM

Yes should have, the black tubes coming from each of the cylinder heads links up and goes the airbox. Have a look on here there are a few links to removing it and what it does as a system. Hope this helps

DJ123 · 29-12-12, 05:27 PM

it probably does have the PAIR system, and AFAIK there are very few if any 'perks' to removing it. Yours is a newer bike with the twin spark, so it burns fuel more efficiently. Meaning less unburnt fuel gets through the system and less pops and bangs .

PyroUK · 29-12-12, 05:30 PM

Cheers Job, i forgot about that, explains why mine was still a clean-ish sound with the can on it.

30-12-12, 09:13 AM

You don't need to remove it, just blank it off if you wish.
Chewys stuff sell the blanking plates for about £15 I think.

My sk6 pops a bit on over run and I personally quite like it so won't be bothering to blank off

29-12-12, 04:47 PM	#1
fatlad Guest Posts: n/a	Pair system and Beowulf exhaust? hi guys . just a quick question...... i have a sv650 Sk7 with a beuwolf exhaust on it , it rarely pops and bangs. would this have a pair system on it or not?

29-12-12, 05:09 PM	#2
PyroUK Member Mega Poster Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Poole Posts: 1,083	Re: Pair system I had a beowolf exhaust on my old pointy, wonderful sound, not much popping and banging but i prefer that, just the raw loud thump of the twin . had no idea what the pair system was so just did a google and found this.. http://www.svrider.com/forum/showthread.php?t=47846 looks like it is up somewhere near the engine rather than near the can itself, so you can prob disable it separately.

29-12-12, 05:12 PM	#3
louisb1987 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Pair system Yes should have, the black tubes coming from each of the cylinder heads links up and goes the airbox. Have a look on here there are a few links to removing it and what it does as a system. Hope this helps

29-12-12, 05:27 PM	#4
DJ123 Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Somewhere over there Posts: 3,245	Re: Pair system it probably does have the PAIR system, and AFAIK there are very few if any 'perks' to removing it. Yours is a newer bike with the twin spark, so it burns fuel more efficiently. Meaning less unburnt fuel gets through the system and less pops and bangs . __________________ BMW F800ST

29-12-12, 05:30 PM	#5
PyroUK Member Mega Poster Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Poole Posts: 1,083	Re: Pair system Cheers Job, i forgot about that, explains why mine was still a clean-ish sound with the can on it.

30-12-12, 09:13 AM	#6
dkid Guest Posts: n/a	You don't need to remove it, just blank it off if you wish. Chewys stuff sell the blanking plates for about £15 I think. My sk6 pops a bit on over run and I personally quite like it so won't be bothering to blank off Last edited by dkid; 30-12-12 at 09:15 AM.

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