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Pegus

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Sebring Mufflers
« on: August 31, 2011, 12:17:29 PM »

Just got these Sebring Mufflers from a friend.
(http://www.taco-motos.eu/en/sebring-e-approved-slip-on-mufflers.html)
As a newbie to Mods, I'm unable to confirm if they will fit my 2011 Covertible.

Assuming they do, what other adjustments do I need to do, I.e. Intake, Tune etc..
Any advice on what to go for would be helpful.

Thanks in advance!!
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Re: Sebring Mufflers
« Reply #1 on: September 08, 2011, 05:04:20 PM »

Ok not the bussiest thread on the site :P
Just returned from a friend who helped me install the above mentioned Sebring Mufflers.

The sound is exactly what I was looking for!
Deep rumble at idle and low rev. So if you go easy on the throttle you can cruise with decent noise level.
But if you open the throttle ....  :devil: :devil: :devil:

No other mods or tunes at this stage.
Bike runs great! And at least sounds much faster  :).

Is there any reason I should invest in a Tune anyway?

No pics yet, but it all looks like stock.


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