Slip-on exhaust question...

[Twinfan]

I've been in contact with Paul at http:\\www.ducatinine.net about his WSB replica slip-on exhaust:

http://www.ducatinine.net/graphics/exhaust%20systems/RACEFIT.jpg

I was a bit worried about the fact that if you only fit the slip-on can there would still be a cat in the front downpipe. This is what he had to say:

I have the racefit exhuats fitted to my 749 and have not had a problem - we have run test on the dyno and the fact is that the Cat in the front pipe is so small that it makes little or no difference - as far as we are concerned you can
just fit the end can and leave things as they are - if I was to be picky, the C02 could do with a minor adjustment but
as stated the difference is negligible.
If you remain concerned about the front Cat - it is possible to purchse a CAT free downpipe from Ducati for a reasonable
amount of money (around £100 I think) which is why we elected not to try and do one ourselves - I will be adding this and many other items to the site soon

It all sounds reasonable, but I wondered what you knowledgeable guys reckoned? £600 is a tempting price...

[yellowisfriedegg]

Or you could buy just a termi endcan from an Asymetric system , the carbon cover for it and a pair of hi-flo air filters for about the same price :D

All the individual parts of termi exhaust systems can be bought individually from a Ducati dealer , just ask :biaggi:

[Twinfan]

Ah, didn't realise that! Very good point. Worth considering...

[pedro]

ive just got my down pipe back from scotty,hes done a top job of de-cat my down pipe,:roll: ive gone for the termi slip on option as it was more in my price bracket.see my posts under 749 for info of part numbers mate

[PHILLIP]

Hello mate , i have one of the cans from Racefit, and they are fantastic sounds better than most on the market excellent quality and very easy to fit, i run mine with the cat in the front pipe and it is fine she breaths a lot better more response, and not silly money, i have some pics, email me
Regards Phillip Mace OBBC