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Author Topic: termignoni exhaust  (Read 7741 times)
BumbleB
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« Reply #15 on: August 11, 2009, 05:43:08 AM »

what is a dp ecu and dyno tune?
dp ecu = Ducati Performance ECU...the electronic thingy that controls the fuel injection of the bike

dyno tune = putting it up on a dyno for a dyno run to see where the horsepower and torque are at. Then the engine/ecu is tuned to run properly.
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'07 S2R1000


« Reply #16 on: August 11, 2009, 09:42:52 AM »

Not too sure on the 1100, but on the previous generation Monsters, the difference between slip-ons and a full Termi setup is night and day when it comes to performance and sound. When I first went with the Termi setup (DP ecu, airbox and slip-ons) I found it louder but performance gains seemed minimal, though it did smooth the bike out and made it rideable. (many threads about S2R1000 issues). After getting rid of the udder and going to a full system and tune - wow. Completely different bike. Loud? very Evil
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