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After Market Exhausts


Casper99

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In NZ we don't have to comply with EU emission regs so I am keen to ditch the stock anchor to lose some weight. My concern is the risk of degrading the EFI tune due to reduced resistance. On my road bike (Suzuki SV650) I have a minimalist Scorpion exhaust that works fine but the SV is bullet proof and I'm just concerned whether the T700 is more finely tuned. Any comments appreciated.

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11 hours ago, Casper99 said:

In NZ we don't have to comply with EU emission regs so I am keen to ditch the stock anchor to lose some weight. My concern is the risk of degrading the EFI tune due to reduced resistance. On my road bike (Suzuki SV650) I have a minimalist Scorpion exhaust that works fine but the SV is bullet proof and I'm just concerned whether the T700 is more finely tuned. Any comments appreciated.

If you change the end can only the fueling will be fine👍👌

 

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Thanks that was what I was hoping for, I'm not decatting, want to get rid of unnecessary weight.

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Hey Casper, let us know which exhaust you go for, a pic would be great.

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