[allawy]

Hi guys

been reading up so much everywhere trying to find the answer to this.

1 - how much louder is the termi than the stock exhaust.

2- Why is it so expensive. Compared to my audi S5 where Milteks cost £800.

3- IS IT WORTH DOING? )) It costs blody £1400

 

[675Rto899]

I have yet to hear the stock but the dealer had a demo with the termi and it is thunderously loud. We had to scream at each other to barely hear one another. Its like a Harley but more bass to it. Hopefully the stock is nowhere near that otherwise my neighborhood will be pissed. Taking delivery in a few days.

I thought parts for Triumph was expensive, ducati is even worse.
Ex: tidy tail for triumph $180
For ducati its $220
Same material, its what's expected one you go branded.

 

[DonSanto]

You can't take out or change the db killers with the stock exhaust. I don't know about your coutry but here in Sweden both stock and Termi is too loud for doing track days. Roumors has it a dealer here is going to make aftermarket db killers to comply with the db restrictions on the tracks. Whith the stock exhaust you're screwed...

You also lose 2 kg with the Termi. Hopfully you also get an improved low and middle range.


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[adeyrob]

db killers came with my Termi's, but they aint been in yet or unlikely to be put in unless for track day noise testing. I'm going to try and ride down to a track day at Oulton Park, my closest track and see if they'll do a db check for me with the Termi's to see what the register and if I'd get them through for a track day. Ran mine next to the demo bike a couple of weeks ago, wouldn't say a massive increase over the stock, but did sound louder.

 

[Ad_raz]

I've just put the termi's onto my order and am yet to hear them in the flesh, just going on what others have said and reviews. I just hope I've made the right decision considering the price 😏. The stock is pretty loud anyway


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