yamiman
Extreme
when the aftermarket makes exhaust for the new apex i wonder if were going to have to make any expensive adjustments
Mighty
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I doubt it. I'm interested to see what they come up with. I know I'll be interested if they can shave the weight off like they did for the RX-1/Warriors muffler.
Superfly
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Depends on the FI system but, I am willing to bet that a reprogramming of the fuel mapping may be necessary. That being said, many aftermarket cycle exhausts don't require a reprogramming because they don't really do much but reduce some weight and increase exhaust noise. So, I bet there will be some that will require no mods to the FI system but those will probably not offer much in the way of hp increase.
sk-rx1
TY 4 Stroke Guru
CPR Exhaust
I rememeber months cak that Jeff told everyone on this site that he was coming out with a lightweight RX-1 exhaust. Does anyone have one? How is the nosie level? I would think he might make one for the EFI also.
I rememeber months cak that Jeff told everyone on this site that he was coming out with a lightweight RX-1 exhaust. Does anyone have one? How is the nosie level? I would think he might make one for the EFI also.
Tork
TY 4 Stroke God
No adjustments, just bolt it on and go. The stock one is very highly tuned. That is why you only get 1-5 hp gain typically from an aftermarket. The weight savings can be big though.
