Cat Bypass?

MARTIN H · 13-Apr-2005, 00:57

Anyone fit a cat bypass pipe yet? (Staintune/Arrow) Thinking of trying one with the standard cans. The routing of the pipe going under the engine instead of down the side of it seems much better and will stop the pesky exhaust shield scraping in the righthanders. And perhaps a few more BHP? I think the pipes only £200 or so?

MARTIN H · 13-Apr-2005, 01:16

Stainetune

MARTIN H · 13-Apr-2005, 01:19

And again!

MARTIN H · 13-Apr-2005, 01:55

Standard pipes and cat (for non multistrada peeps!)

Lee1980 · 13-Apr-2005, 17:55

Looks way better than standard

more power to I plan to do the same to my S4r when i get it and keep the standard cans first, so I can upgrade a bit at a time

That bulge on the S4r just looks nasty

Dementor · 14-Apr-2005, 09:54

Have to say I'm tempted @ £290 http://www.blue-job.co.uk/ducati.htm

Tantrum992 · 14-Apr-2005, 10:54

Hi Martin
I got my cat bypass + new 45mm headers from www.spareshack.com.
They do a type 1 - 45mm headers + cat bypass £356 and a type 2 - cat bypass only £237.
I havent had it dyno`d yet to see what the gain is yet but i can feel a huge difference in the torque and some top end, it has also smoothed it out alot at low speeds (around town etc.) I dont know what the difference will be with a std can as i have termis on mine. You can see how it has tidied things up on my avtar.

sparkin · 14-Apr-2005, 13:53

Here`s a better picture,don`t think Tantrum will mind

I do own the copyright on that picture:P

Dementor · 14-Apr-2005, 14:37

Quote:

Originally posted by Dementor
Have to say I'm tempted @ £290 http://www.blue-job.co.uk/ducati.htm

ORDERED, ARRIVE TOMORROW

If you quote Multistrada.Net Mike will give you 15% discount which will bring it down to £249

BDG · 14-Apr-2005, 14:42

Pipes look good but really like those black wheels, miles better than the standard drab light grey ones.

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13-Apr-2005, 01:16	#2
MARTIN H Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,420 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Nelson, Lancashire Stainetune Reply

13-Apr-2005, 01:19	#3
MARTIN H Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,420 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Nelson, Lancashire And again! Reply

13-Apr-2005, 01:55	#4
MARTIN H Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,420 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Nelson, Lancashire Standard pipes and cat (for non multistrada peeps!) Reply

13-Apr-2005, 17:55	#5
Lee1980 Registered Forum User Big Twin Bikes: Xdaivel Posts: 1,051 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Bristol Mood: Xdiavel..awesome!! Looks way better than standard more power to I plan to do the same to my S4r when i get it and keep the standard cans first, so I can upgrade a bit at a time That bulge on the S4r just looks nasty Reply

14-Apr-2005, 09:54	#6
Dementor Ducati in my Blood Bikes: 848 Evo Corse SE, Evoluzione 2 .... Posts: 4,073 Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Hampshire Mood: Dementor hunted by Foggy :) Have to say I'm tempted @ £290 http://www.blue-job.co.uk/ducati.htm Reply

14-Apr-2005, 13:53	#8
sparkin Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,734 Join Date: Jun 2003 Mood: This is a carbon free zone! Here`s a better picture,don`t think Tantrum will mind I do own the copyright on that picture:P Reply

14-Apr-2005, 14:42	#10
BDG Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,893 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: The North Mood: Daft as MartinH after too much Smirnoff Ice Pipes look good but really like those black wheels, miles better than the standard drab light grey ones. Reply