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Old 08-18-2007
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Hi all,
a better picture of the MIVV Short GP Style





By the way, MIVV is the official exhaust supplier of the Moto GP Repsol Honda of Nicky Hayden and Dany Pedrosa.
I paid less than 300 Euros for this exhaust, and it sounds fantastic.

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Old 11-13-2007
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love my Mivv

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Old 11-17-2007
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Zard slip on - 06 model bike
You need to make sure you get the correct pipe as 06 and 07 models are different. Even though I got the bike in October 07 it's still an 06 bike, so always check. It caught me out. The 06 model has a thread to insert the lambda sensor. This is a UK road legal pipe but you can remove the baffle to generate a bit more noise if you like (luvely jubely ) Trumpet dealers can install a tune for it which makes the bike rub smoother and gets rid of popping on de-acceleration.





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Old 11-17-2007
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i love the look of my M4 can,the sound is awesome,no baffle/db killer to remove,healthy hp and torque gain,

greasy
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Old 01-10-2008
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Newbie Question
Hi all been searching for a speed triple site and now i found one that looks the business.....Got a question about after market exhausts i`ve got a 2006 S3 with the TORS system fitted from new but i really like the look with the single can gp style as per the Arrow etc i will be able to fabricate a can myself and a link pipe but i need to know what the concensus is on the O2 sensor that is plumbed into the pipework after the joint where the pipes become double do i just disconnect it or will i need to fabricate a fitting for the sensor any help would be great. Ive also fitted a K n N airfilter for a bit more breath are there any other mods for a bit more power without spending a fortune Thanks all
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Old 01-10-2008
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You either need to fab in a fitting or use one of the sensor eliminators that fools the ECU into thinking you have one hooked up. Otherwise you are going to throw a CEL code. It is a standard bung that you can pick up at any exhaust shop.
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Old 01-11-2008
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Originally Posted by ginja1000 View Post
.....will i need to fabricate a fitting for the sensor.....
Depending on the thread size of the O2 sensors on the 2006 models you could purchase a weld-in bung from a place like Summit Racing and add it yourself. It would then be similar to the one on the Arrow 3-to-1 system. If you remove the O2 sensor then you will need a MIL Elminator.
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Old 01-12-2008
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Originally Posted by dr_gallup View Post
or use one of the sensor eliminators that fools the ECU into thinking you have one hooked up. Otherwise you are going to throw a CEL code
This can also be avoided with TuneBoy by disabling the O2 sensor setting in ECU tune.
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Old 01-14-2008
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Does no one have any info on the newest Arrow dual high-mount slip-ons as per the Triumph catalogue?

http://www.british-customs.com/arrow-slip-on-mufflers-pair-triumph-c-83-p-1-pr-16630.html
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Old 01-14-2008
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Originally Posted by HeliBif View Post
Does no one have any info on the newest Arrow dual high-mount slip-ons as per the Triumph catalogue?
Last I heard was from Jack Lilley people, that Hinckley factory was getting 1st shipment of mufflers at 21-Dec-2007 and that EU dealers will be getting them sometime early 2008.

Pipes will fit all 1050, from 2005 ->

I also noticed on one of the Paris show pics that there was a circlip on the end of the can, which would imply that they have removable noise killer baffles.
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