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Old 09-21-2006, 09:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm thinking about putting an after market exhaust on my 2005 999. I bought my bike from Ferracci, and they do the work on my bike. I've always been happy with their service. However, I would like some input from you guys as to Ferracci versus Termignoni. The Termigoni seems to be what we always see on the race bikes and in most parts of the country, but here in Suburban Philadelphia I mostly see the Ferracci pipes. Any input or advice? Thanks guys!
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Termi's are popular because the two brands are so oft associated with each other... almost like Termi's or nothing else. Have never been disappointed with Termignoni, but hear great reports from owners with other exhausts. Would let costs, appearance, performance considerations drive your decision.

FWIW, the Termi's on my '03 999 with included chip is the most seamless, perfectly matched performance exhaust system I've ever had on a twin sportbike. It cost $$$ but would get it again easily. It has the appearance (CF shroud), performance, and sound. The Ferraci system may have it as well, just have never seen it here in Colorado. A view of the Termi's on the 999...

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Here is a website that someone told me about. The systems are hand made and are pretty awesome sounding. They have sound clips as well. Check it out. http://arcfabrication.com/whatsnew.html
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+1 on what Sfarson said. I have the Full Termignoni stainless steel asymmetric exhaust system kit: racing ECU, air filters and carbon fiber muffler.

Sounds wonderful, and throw a PCIII in there and you can map it to perfection.
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