Leo Vince SBK Oval EvoII carbon exhaust installed on the 696..vids/pics

[redial]

no stickers is the right choice 

drooling over these pics. stop trying to make me spend money!

[asherrick]

Do the EvoII carbon's have cats?  I know the carbon Termi's do not, hence the reason they're not street legal.

[JEFF_H]

Do the EvoII carbon's have cats?  I know the carbon Termi's do not, hence the reason they're not street legal.

no cats
The only DOT 'street legal' pipes in the US are the ones that came on the bike.
The Leos (and many other euro brands) are E-Marked and legal in Europe with the baffle in

[asherrick]

Thanks, Jeff!

[Duc796canada]

I installed mine on the 796, they are not as solidly mounted as the stock ones. Did you or anyone reading this have similar concerns/issues? There is some play and the can to connector junction and the y junction to connector(s) doesn't seem as tight as I would have expected. Thanks.

[Raux]

no cats
The only DOT 'street legal' pipes in the US are the ones that came on the bike.
The Leos (and many other euro brands) are E-Marked and legal in Europe with the baffle in

the Termi Ti cans are DOT legal if I read correctly.
Also, some of the aftermarket come with removeable Cats as options also making them DOT legal.

[sbrguy]

basically nothing except for the stock cans are DOT legal for the USA.  if you notice all the termi slipons/full; arrow; lv, etc are all labeled race/off road use only on the box when sold in the US, they might say EU legal, but that is not DOT legal.

good luck and those alum cans look great on the bike.

[Raux]

basically nothing except for the stock cans are DOT legal for the USA.  if you notice all the termi slipons/full; arrow; lv, etc are all labeled race/off road use only on the box when sold in the US, they might say EU legal, but that is not DOT legal.

good luck and those alum cans look great on the bike.

uh nope i was correct. Ti cans are US road legal

http://www.ducati.com/accessories/exhaust_systems/titanium_homologated_silencers_kit/85/index.do?urlBack=%2Faccessories%2Fsearch%2Findex.do%3FkeyWord%3D%26pageNumber%3D2%26idBikeFamily%3D22%26idModelBike%3D%26idModelYear%3D0%26idCategory%3D9%26nameOrder%3Dasc%26sortOrder%3Dname

[asherrick]

I'm with Raux on this one.  You can also look at Arrow's site and you'll see that they have homologated and racing versions of their cans.

[Monster Dave]

+A

Who is leaving off stickers, like me btw?
and who thinks I should put them on?

No decales!  

[JEFF_H]

Arrow USA's site shows street exhausts that are road approved...for Europe.
An exhaust has to be tested by DOT and approved on the bike during import procedures on new models

The only way ducati gets around it is they must test and approve their street Termi system on the bike during DOT certification

same way that no changes to lighting, reflectors, mirrors,fuel, exhaust, etc...are DOT legal...even models that are e-approved for street use in europe

(edit- as far as i know  )

[Monster Dave]

Stupid DOT standards. Here's a question - has anyone ever really been hassled by the DOT regs?

[sbrguy]

uh nope i was correct. Ti cans are US road legal

http://www.ducati.com/accessories/exhaust_systems/titanium_homologated_silencers_kit/85/index.do?urlBack=%2Faccessories%2Fsearch%2Findex.do%3FkeyWord%3D%26pageNumber%3D2%26idBikeFamily%3D22%26idModelBike%3D%26idModelYear%3D0%26idCategory%3D9%26nameOrder%3Dasc%26sortOrder%3Dname

damn that is new didn't know that they finally made termi street legal.

[JEFF_H]

I wonder how they passed emissions regs with the DP ecu.

and if they can....why dont they ship them all like that??