Thruxton Thruxton R 2017 Remus Exhaust Install

Discussion in 'Thruxton, Scrambler & Trident' started by Chris Goy, Dec 24, 2017.

  1. Chris Goy

    Chris Goy New Member

    Oct 22, 2017
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    San Francisco, CA
    Hey all,
    Just slipped off the stock exhaust and slipped on the Remus torpedo looking things. Removed the sound baffle. Has a nice burp and pop on the down shift. I haven't decided to get new headers yet, also, not sure how legal it is in California to do a de-cat anyway. Enjoy the vid

     
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  2. Kerry Lohrey

    Kerry Lohrey Member

    Aug 1, 2017
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    Tasmania
    Hi Chris, i fitted Remus mufflers with the restrictor removed when i purchased my R, i recently fitted a "Meercat" crossover to eliminate the "cat", great exhaust note but quite a lot of "popping" on over-run. I recall my BMW K100 many years ago behaved the same after fitting a free flowing exhaust. The Thruxton performs faultlessly with the crossover and mufflers wuth no tune changes. Regards Kerry
     
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  3. Chris Goy

    Chris Goy New Member

    Oct 22, 2017
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    San Francisco, CA
    I had some air leaking out from the connection point. It seemed like it affected the lower end of the throttle range, as if some torque was lost. I sealed it with Permatex and now it feels great. I’ll have to take a look at the Meercat crossover.
     
  4. Pedro

    Pedro New Member

    Oct 2, 2017
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    The Cotswolds
    Hi All, Just read Chris' post and was thinking about getting new slip-on's for my 2014 Thruxton 900. Does anyone know if the bike needs re-mapping after changing the stock exhausts?
     
  5. thebiglad

    thebiglad Old fart, still riding !

    Sep 25, 2013
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    Hi Pedro, if you haven't changed anything on the air inlet side (removed the snorkle/airbox baffle, installed a free-flow airfilter etc) then you shouldn't need to remap. Once you start allowing more air in, then a remap would be beneficial.
     
  6. Pedro

    Pedro New Member

    Oct 2, 2017
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    The Cotswolds
    Thanks for the advice, much appreciated.
     
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  7. Steve willis

    Steve willis New Member

    Dec 7, 2017
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    Hi Chris. To only way to get any descent sound out of you exhausts is to get the bike cat removed. There are so many baffles in there and flow restrictions . The hole bike comes alive and the exhaust note is to die for. Its the best money ive spent on my bike.
     
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