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Exhaust - How do I know if I need a remap?
just made a can for the 650 and as its a road bike its not too mad and loud. But how will I know if I need to get it remapped? Or will it run so cacky it will be obvious.
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Re: Exhaust - How do I know if I need a remap?
If it's just a can it'll probably be right. But if it feels hesitant or generally wierd at any point in revs then it needs a remap.
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Re: Exhaust - How do I know if I need a remap?
Made it ourselves. Will fit it at the weekend, or maybe next week. Will do pictures. Its not just ann average botch up, we have all the machinery to make them. Normally for race cars. Its alloy case with stainless ends, stainless baffle and some packing. Looks real nice.
Done a system before and that went ok. But this is my commute bike so I want it to be reliable. I still take pride in this bike though, just like any other. |
Re: Exhaust - How do I know if I need a remap?
If it a similar design to common aftermarket exhausts you shouldn't have a problem, pic's would be good.
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Re: Exhaust - How do I know if I need a remap?
defo pics coming next week. I just need to pack it and get the ends on first. Then I will do a dummy fit before I polish the baby.
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Re: Exhaust - How do I know if I need a remap?
And then you'll mass produce them for £50 for fellow .org'ers?
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