exhaust paddle removal
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small dremel and easy removed with no problems.
It's only there for noise regs, it is not a power valve. With a std can I doubt you could tell the difference.
eh? you getting confused with the ex baffle
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If you're talking about the flappy paddle and control servo motor, I fixed mine by completely removing the headers and swapping them for Akrapovic Titanium Headers with no cat, and no flappy valve, no servo motor & cables, no annoying squeak on startup and no ongoing maintenance issues.
Perfect
Lighter, bling'ier and added an aftermarket plug in to keep the electronics happy.
I completely removed the flappy paddle servo motor and cables to reduce weight.
Perfect
Lighter, bling'ier and added an aftermarket plug in to keep the electronics happy.
I completely removed the flappy paddle servo motor and cables to reduce weight.
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Mine was called a Woodcraft Racing Servo Buddy Eliminator and cost me £39.95 inc delivery off eBay
Just do an ebay search for "Servo Buddy" and model name of your bike.
many thanks for your advice will try removing cables first just one more question I have a Akraprovic can on does the header pipes make it very loud because I do a lot of
touring would the noise get a annoying on a long run
thank you P Blee
touring would the noise get a annoying on a long run
thank you P Blee
I have the full Akra system fitted.
The noise is a personal thing, I tour with the missus on the back and she declined the offer to have the std can fitted back on when touring.
The noise is a personal thing, I tour with the missus on the back and she declined the offer to have the std can fitted back on when touring.
no, take end can off you can see the flap. Just held with 2 tig welds. Buff or drill then take circular flap plate off.
everything still works as it should, flap only works on tickover to control noise/emissions.
no performance gains etc, just piece of mind it wont matter if it sticks or fail.
ok I see,but that's non revisable,well not easily reversable
Sure isnt, mainly because i threw flap in bin .
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I have a full Akrapovic system and it's nice.... but I tried it with the db killer out and it was too loud.
Keep the db killers in and it's fine.
By default the flap is open. If you want to test the noise then just disconnect the cables.
The computer Controlled servo will do its thing and the valve will just stay open.
If you like it get the servo buddy and then take off the servo.
Totally reversible
The computer Controlled servo will do its thing and the valve will just stay open.
If you like it get the servo buddy and then take off the servo.
Totally reversible
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On the 1250 the flap closes just off tick over and then opens up again at 4,500 rpm. It’s quite strange that when you blip the throttle it gets quieter.
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