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16-05-05, 05:03 PM
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Fitting an exhaust?
couple of questions may seem stupid but want to know,
If I fit a remus revolution can to my k4 sv650 will the bike need re-jetting, will it affect my warranty and will it drop the re-sale value of the bike because I have changed the exhaust (cut it off). The bike is also restricted to 33bhp will this be a problem? Thanks Mark |
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17-05-05, 03:34 AM
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Hiya Mark,
if you are in the motorcycle trade, maybe you should ask a collegue about the warranty, ive fitted a ccc to mine, cut the old one off blah blah blah and i didnt need it re tuning, but get yer bike de-ristricted anyway!!!! (more fun!!!) |
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17-05-05, 09:38 AM
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No, it won't need jetting/Re-mapping, the K4 (like the K3) has fuel injection which takes care of itself (to a certain degree) - however, you will notice differences if you do have it re-mapped... It should cost you ITRO £70 for the re-map & dyno's (if you go down that route
 )It shouldn't affect the warranty (except on the exhaust,) nor should it affect the re-sale values either - Remus provide you with a link-pipe to re-attach your stock end-can anyway P.S. I've got a Revolution & I love it (see pics in link below )
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