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Old 11-Oct-2006, 22:53
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749r Titanium 57mm termi full kit- advice

Basically a few questions on the 57mm Ti termi system, ecu and filter kit, is it worth having, will it cause me any additional headaches and will the kit for 05-06 fit my 2004 model? Oh yeah, what would you pay for this package 2nd hand? cheers
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Old 11-Oct-2006, 22:58
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Basically a few questions on the 57mm Ti termi system, ecu and filter kit, is it worth having, will it cause me any additional headaches and will the kit for 05-06 fit my 2004 model? Oh yeah, what would you pay for this package 2nd hand? cheers

Two types. one for old swing arm, second for the latter black arm.

Is it the "banana" style pipework?

filters yes, cpu debateable, pc111 + RR essential.
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Old 11-Oct-2006, 23:05
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If its a genuine kit for the 749R it comes with the throttle inlets trumpets too. Ti end can and 57mm pipework.

two types of pipework, early type thats a bugger to fit and involves a 'mod' and the later type with the 'bannana' pipe (love that description!)

749R ecu, nothing special, PC3 and custom map essential - Seconded!!!

if buying second hand expect the ECU to be useless, so budget for a Power commander.

the full systems with Ti cans were discounted and available as 'just pipework' system for about £1700 new. the 749R system (with filters, ecu and trumpets) is/was £2700 ish. but you'll be lucky to find one 2nd hand.


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Old 11-Oct-2006, 23:29
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Im told its for 05-06 model so definately later arm...heres a pic
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I think thats the pipework for the older swing arm.
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Old 12-Oct-2006, 09:50
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It is the earlier version pipework ( not Banana ) but the first 749R kit with the intake funnels etc had this kind of pipework as well, do not know if you can tell the difference just looking at it ??

I had heard that the later (new swinging arm ) pipework would fit the older swinging arm but older pipework would not fit the later swinging arm ?
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Just to add to this.

I am also thinking about upgrading my assymetric system to a full 57mm system but see conflicting comments on various websites.
Some say it makes a huge diffrence.
some say it makes little difference - reduces midrange - puts a flatspot in midrange.

Appreciate some feedback from fellow 749r owners on real life experiences !
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Of course the cure for the 749r owners flat spot, loss of power ..............is to buy a 999r!
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Of course the cure for the 749r owners flat spot, loss of power ..............is to buy a 999r!

Yawn....
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Yawn....

But you clearly want more power...........so theres no replacement for displacement...........
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