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Title: How hard is an Evo exhaust change
Post by: kirk.evo on January 26, 2013, 08:30:22 PM

I'm looking to put a set of termi's on my monster evo 1100. The dealership said they'd do it for $2,700(USD) but I've found set (including the air filter, computer and pipes) online for $1,800(USD). I'm pretty mechanically minded and it's not a complete system it's just the clip on but I'm more concerned with how hard it will be to put the new computer and if it's plug and play or do you need to tune it at the dealership? If anyone could help it'd be great! I've searched everywhere for information! Also if anyone knows where I can get these cheaper please let me know! I'm in Sydney, Australia.

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Title: Re: How hard is an Evo exhaust change
Post by: Spy+ on January 26, 2013, 08:45:05 PM

It is not a difficult job.. Just remove the Tupperware (plastic psnels), and loosen the tank to get acces to the air filter and ECU.
Below is a link to a vid posted in YouTube depicting the removal of the tank..hope it helps [popcorn]
Ducati Monster 696 Battery Tender Connector Installation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U39gxrSGETE#)

Title: Re: How hard is an Evo exhaust change
Post by: J5 on January 26, 2013, 08:52:44 PM

you will prob need the tps and fuel trim checked

check the ozmoto thread of places for service ,

last i asked it was $100 just to do that, so thats saves you $800

Title: Re: How hard is an Evo exhaust change
Post by: Raux on January 27, 2013, 02:56:35 AM

tps reset is easy on the Siemens ECU no dealer trips needed

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