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pedro 13-Nov-2004 15:26

749 termis fitted
 
just finished fitting the termi pipes, many thanks to scottch for de-cating the donw pipe,fantastic job,fits a dream:):D. carnt wait to get her out to test her;)

[Edited on 13-11-2004 by pedro]

[Edited on 13-11-2004 by pedro]

neilkeogh 13-Nov-2004 16:13

They look great and the sound well say no more!:bouncy:

boyo 13-Nov-2004 19:01

Looks really good can you explain a bit more exactly wots been done to your 749r and most importantly the cost im not really in a position at the mo to spend 2k plus on a full termi system but really want some sonic boom from my 749r. Also is the bike still running on the same ecu?

Jon 13-Nov-2004 20:27

Pedro, you should have covered the number plate up..........

electricsheep 13-Nov-2004 20:41

Quote:

Originally posted by boyo
Looks really good can you explain a bit more exactly wots been done to your 749r and most importantly the cost im not really in a position at the mo to spend 2k plus on a full termi system but really want some sonic boom from my 749r. Also is the bike still running on the same ecu?

i'm in the same position with my 749r, some hopefully somebody will spill the details of the lower cost termi options

Rob

pedro 13-Nov-2004 22:25

i bought the termi box,(part num 96112403b ) the heat shield to fit it as the standard one wont,high-efficienct air filters, then a TOP CHAP FROM THE SITE (scotty) de-catted my down pipe. the bike hasnt had a ecu change,it runs better than before as it "cut-out" with the standard set up. a power comander can be used if you want,£250? i bought the termis from ducati leeds,however ducati glasgow are well up to speed on this system & can give you advice as they did with me.ive know of a number of 749r bikes that run this way with NO problems at all.the bike is now cat free as the termi hasnt got one in side it..cost.........£675 inc p&p. i got discount from leeds as i purchased my 749 from.:bouncy:

boyo 14-Nov-2004 10:56

Thanks pedro really appreciate that info mate i think thats the route ill be going down i have spoken to the guy up in scotland who cuts the cat out and he was just as helpfull so again cheers guys ;)

pedro 27-Nov-2004 20:44

had a quick blast down the 444 this afternoon testing my termis,they sound great,the bike seems to run better cat free,it faster i think;) hard to say though as it seems like a rocket as im in my van all week:puzzled:. the tick-over still cuts out now & again,much less than with stock pipes

iang 28-Nov-2004 09:43

I bought the full 749R Termi kit from my local dealer, got it for £800 all in including the ecu.
I do not know if it is just me but this exhaust seems MUCH louder than the similar kit fitted to my 999S.
My brother who has an rsv mille with race cans cannot hear his own bike for the sound of mine !

pedro 28-Nov-2004 09:51

i agree,the sound is different to the 996/8 i had. u have u2u

butch890 28-Nov-2004 11:46

I dont want to spoil anyones enjoyment of their new termis but how do you know that theres no problems with the fueling on these bikes if you havnt fitted new ecu's or power commanders.
when my Leo Vinci was fitted it came without a new ecu ,and it seem to run better than when standard ,but once it went on the dyno it was found to be running far to rich,meaning unbernt fuel was washing the bores.
The power commander trimmed 26%off at low revs and 17% at upper revs on average!

pj748r 28-Nov-2004 14:35

Ian u got u2u

Bumblejb 28-Nov-2004 20:36

Sorry for the ignorance but I,m having the Termi end can fitted to my 749 at the next service with the filters and ECU, is that not enought to get it right? Why do people keep talking about Power Commanders?

Also what does everyone do about the MOT?

JohnDa 30-Nov-2004 21:06

Would fitting a power commander to a bike still under warranty invalidated it ?

khu996 03-Dec-2004 17:26

I've bought a Termi box, CAT replacement pipe and filters from Dementor on the board. Being a relative newbie, can I attempt fitting the kit to my 749 myself, or shall I take it to the professionals...?

pedro 03-Dec-2004 20:34

tough one that mate,i enjoyed fitting mine,bout a hour or two work. its all down to how handy you are with tools etc, i think the 749 is a bit harder than the 998 to work on though

khu996 04-Dec-2004 08:18

I'm OK with tools, its just whenever I take something apart, something always goes wrong when I'm puttin it back together!

Plus, I'm gonna have to get it set up, perhaps go down the route of a Power Commander...do you reckon simply adjusting CO levels will do?

pj748r 04-Dec-2004 20:26

Can anyone tell me whether a Termi half system off a 749'S' will fit onto a '04 749dark?I'm presuming the 'S' is an '03/'04 model(friend of a friend who might be selling).Just that one might be coming for sale and wasn't sure if they are interchangeable?According to Ducati Manchester's online shop they list the same kit part number for both bikes.

Cheers

Pete

[Edited on 4-12-2004 by pj748r]

KeefyB 05-Dec-2004 06:59

Quote:

Originally posted by pj748r
Can anyone tell me whether a Termi half system off a 749'S' will fit onto a '04 749dark?I'm presuming the 'S' is an '03/'04 model(friend of a friend who might be selling).Just that one might be coming for sale and wasn't sure if they are interchangeable?According to Ducati Manchester's online shop they list the same kit part number for both bikes.

Cheers

Pete

[Edited on 4-12-2004 by pj748r]

Yes mate,if its off an '03/04 749S,it should go straight on.
Its the 999S that has a differant pipe to clear the deep sump.

pj748r 05-Dec-2004 14:05

Thanks for that

Pete


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