pipe options

tongpo · 12-Sep-2003, 15:45

we have the termi's
we have sil motors
we have Marving (never heard of, but saw it on ebay from a guy in germany- anyone with more info? lMarving exhaust

any other options??

stephens · 12-Sep-2003, 22:00

leo vince. Steve Cramer Products has bought a couple of the systems in for the show in Melbourne. They are the sponsors for most of the 999S Superstock racers.

KeefyB · 13-Sep-2003, 06:50

Casoli's do this 58mm system.

KeefyB · 13-Sep-2003, 06:54

And this 996/999 conversion.

KeefyB · 13-Sep-2003, 06:56

Wow,that Marving can looks.........differant!
Ive looked at the Sils but did'nt like the large single slotted outlet.Any pics of the Leo Vince?I could'nt find any on their website.

[Edited on 13-9-2003 by keefyboy]

stephens · 13-Sep-2003, 08:02

Keefyboy
The Casoli system appears to be the Leo Vince system. If anyone is interested I have some more detailed info that I can email.

yellowisfriedegg · 15-Sep-2003, 08:12

Andy Mecklau's 999 in German Superbike is running a Remus system , cant find any details for it though , it looks very similar to the Termi system.

tongpo · 15-Sep-2003, 13:33

damn. from all the pics i've seen of various systems, the stock shape/termi shape is the best (imo).....now i gotta justify 1500bux for pipe/ecu/filters. ARGH.

KoolKav · 15-Sep-2003, 16:19

I'd agree with tongpo.
Unless you're running the SBK sleek race system with extended single seat I would stick to the stock shape.
It may look bulky but suits the bike well.
998 cans on a 999 look pants!

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12-Sep-2003, 15:45	#1
tongpo Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 65 Join Date: Aug 2003 Mood: picture crazy pipe options we have the termi's we have sil motors we have Marving (never heard of, but saw it on ebay from a guy in germany- anyone with more info? lMarving exhaust any other options?? Reply

12-Sep-2003, 22:00	#2
stephens Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 77 Join Date: Jul 2003 leo vince. Steve Cramer Products has bought a couple of the systems in for the show in Melbourne. They are the sponsors for most of the 999S Superstock racers. Reply

13-Sep-2003, 06:50	#3
KeefyB Registered Forum User WSB Hero Posts: 7,600 Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Fens. Mood: Lurkin'..... Casoli's do this 58mm system. Reply

13-Sep-2003, 06:54	#4
KeefyB Registered Forum User WSB Hero Posts: 7,600 Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Fens. Mood: Lurkin'..... And this 996/999 conversion. Reply

13-Sep-2003, 06:56	#5
KeefyB Registered Forum User WSB Hero Posts: 7,600 Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Fens. Mood: Lurkin'..... Wow,that Marving can looks.........differant! Ive looked at the Sils but did'nt like the large single slotted outlet.Any pics of the Leo Vince?I could'nt find any on their website. [Edited on 13-9-2003 by keefyboy] Reply

13-Sep-2003, 08:02	#6
stephens Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 77 Join Date: Jul 2003 Keefyboy The Casoli system appears to be the Leo Vince system. If anyone is interested I have some more detailed info that I can email. Reply

15-Sep-2003, 08:12	#7
yellowisfriedegg Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 453 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Aberdeen Scotland Mood: going for a ride... Andy Mecklau's 999 in German Superbike is running a Remus system , cant find any details for it though , it looks very similar to the Termi system. Reply

15-Sep-2003, 13:33	#8
tongpo Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 65 Join Date: Aug 2003 Mood: picture crazy damn. from all the pics i've seen of various systems, the stock shape/termi shape is the best (imo).....now i gotta justify 1500bux for pipe/ecu/filters. ARGH. Reply

15-Sep-2003, 16:19	#9
KoolKav Registered Forum User Bevel Head Posts: 83 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: N.London I'd agree with tongpo. Unless you're running the SBK sleek race system with extended single seat I would stick to the stock shape. It may look bulky but suits the bike well. 998 cans on a 999 look pants! Reply