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Old 29-Mar-2006, 14:31   #1
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worth changing the exhaust?
is it worth changing the exhaust on a 1999 748BP? if so, does it require a chip change at same time? thanks.
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Old 29-Mar-2006, 14:42   #2
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Yes and yes!

I've got 50mm Termis on my 748 and it sounds AWESOME!

You will need to change the Eprom, this is straightforward providing you take your time when fitting the new one and make sure all the pins are located before you push it home. Also, make sure you earth yourself before touching it, so that you dissipate any static charge.

Get a chip from JHP programmed by the man himself for only £25, don't bother with the DP one...


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Old 29-Mar-2006, 20:34   #3
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Yes and Yes and Yes again, it`s all about the noise
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Old 29-Mar-2006, 21:20   #4
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i see lots of different sizes mentioned, usually in mm...whats that all about? what is the standard size/length of the cans? Stinkwheel...is that £25 for the standard chip to be fiddled with or something else? ta
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Old 29-Mar-2006, 22:00   #5
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The size in mm is the diametre of the pipework/can outlets.Standard size on 748's is 45mm.You can get 50mm cans,but you need 45-50mm link pipework to make 'em fit.

[Edited on 29-3-2006 by KeefyB]
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Old 29-Mar-2006, 22:25   #6
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YES change them

Consider the "E" marked arrow cans if you are buying new.

Removeable baffle certificate of conformity, policemen love them
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Old 30-Mar-2006, 08:03   #7
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Yes, definitely change them. I changed mine for 45mm Termi's and am very happy - I was only after the noise, and it's the best mod I've done, apart from the open clutch!

Do it, and don't rev it next to a police car!!
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Old 30-Mar-2006, 08:46   #8
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better start looking then for some used Termis by the sounds of it. so what needs to happen with the chip...get it remapped or buy another one already altered for fueling etc?

had a set of sil motor carbon high level cans on my 900ss and that was an awesome sound, so if anyone hears of any going for a good price drop me a u2u please.
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Old 30-Mar-2006, 10:25   #9
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You can't re-map the original chip.So the chip you will get from JHP is a replacement.
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Old 30-Mar-2006, 19:21   #10
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a new chip for £25??? sounds very cheap...though i am only basing that on my limited knowledge of such things in the car world. is it done on an exchange basis presumably?
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